poo concern

With six hens all now roosting in the ark, it's clear that just one has runny, yellow poos ... this for two nights in a row. No blood, not foamy, recently been wormed - it looks like a normal caecal poo. It it were just one night, I'd put it down to 'something she'd eaten' but after two nights, should I be concerned?

I looked up coccidiosis, but it doesn't fit. Nevertheless, where do I get a treatment for it (just in case)?

Thanks for your help

i agree with joy, i dont count their poo's, but just look at what is the majority, an occasional one i dont bother about, its if there are a lot of very off or green runny ones i start to check.
have had a lot of experience this year over this.
check but dont worry too much.

any chance of posting a photograph of said poo beulah59 as this may help us to see if there is anything to worry about.

I tend to agree with Grumpy Dad over this.  Unlesss it's persistent and there are other symptoms i wouldn't be over concerned.  The very wet weather can cause such events if they've been drinking from puddles etc.  If you are confident of your worming and there aren't other symptoms it will probably sort itself out.
Generally I've not found that chx droppings alone to be a very reliable indicator as their droppings can vary a good deal.  Unless there's blood or it's persistent runny watery or green.

Regards
HF

Used Flub ... there's still just the one hen with runny poo overnight ... but no signs of any one of them feeling under the weather, so will carry on as normal for now!