Pulling green manure can be a problem that can occur in both large chickens and brooding chickens, which will adversely affect the health of the flock. Many factors in chicken breeding will cause the problem of green stool, and I will give you a detailed introduction to the causes and treatment of chicken green stool, I hope it will be helpful to you.
To solve the problem of chickens pulling green stool, we can use: Likang Swordsman + Qingjie Swordsman for treatment. In addition, we can supplement the sick chicken with beneficial bacteria to regulate the intestines, maintain the balance of intestinal flora, and speed up the recovery of diarrhea symptoms. Secondly, it is necessary to ensure that the chickens have sufficient drinking water, and replenish electrolyte solutions in time if necessary, so as to avoid dehydration of the sick chickens and replenish the lost water and electrolytes. Finally, it is necessary to strengthen feeding management while treating with medication, such as cleaning up the excrement of sick chickens in time, disinfecting the chicken pen on time, and strengthening the ventilation of the chicken coop to promote the recovery of sick chickens.
Chickens with greenish or yellowish or greenish feces are usually a sign of viral disease. After the flock is infected, the body is hot, metabolic disorders, and the digestive tract is damaged, which is easy to cause green stools. In the early stage of viral disease, chickens will pull light green, yellow-green feces, and the feces will fall to the ground, and when the viral disease develops to the middle and late stages, the chicken feces will turn dark green and fall to the ground. Typical viral diseases, such as Newcastle disease and avian influenza, can cause chickens to have green stools. In addition, cholera in chickens can also cause green stools.
In summary, chicken pulling green manure is a relatively common problem, and there are many possible causes, which may be caused by the viral diseases Newcastle disease, avian influenza, or chicken cholera. When we encounter the problem of chicken stool pulling green, we should comprehensively observe its symptoms, diagnose the cause, and then treat it with targeted medication.