Chickens will pull various colors of feces when they are sick, and the diseases shown by each color of feces are also different, so what is the reason for chickens to pull yellow feces? What medicine is good to take? Let's talk about these problems together!
There are many reasons for the yellow and loose stool in chickens, and we need to use drugs according to the cause when taking medicine. For example, if it is a bacterial disease such as E. coli caused by chicken yellow loose stools, we can use: amoxicillin + Likang swordsman, this treatment effect is very good;
If it is a viral disease caused by a yellow and loose stool, we can use: Qingjie Swordsman + Likang Swordsman, use it together, the effect will be better;
If it is chicken enteritis caused by parasites, you need to try it first: Likang Swordsman, reduce the symptoms of diarrhea and use anthelmintic drugs to deworm.
Chicken yellow loose stools are generally caused by fever or intestinal diseases.
1. Infectious rhinitis
Factors such as polybreeding of chickens of different ages, poor ventilation, excessive density of chickens, high concentration of ammonia in the chicken house, cold and damp chicken house may cause infectious rhinitis in chickens. The clinical symptoms are fever, decreased appetite, viscous nasal discharge, facial swelling, tearing, dyspnea, and dysentery in the later stage.
2. Enteritis
Enteritis caused by intestinal coccidiosis, viral and bacterial infection, intestinal flora imbalance, poisoning and other factors will cause irritation or damage to the intestinal mucosa of chickens, and the intestinal mucosa will fall off, resulting in pale yellow and thin feces for chicken cutlets.
3. Escherichia coli
When infected with E. coli, sick chickens often show depression, loss of appetite and water consumption, dehydration, dryness, yellow, gray-white feces or watery loose stools.
4. Inclusion body hepatitis
The disease mostly occurs in spring and autumn, mainly through contact with sick chickens, sick chickens excrete pollutants infection, sick chickens growth is stunted, fever, loose feathers, drowsiness, bent legs squatting, yellow watery loose stools.
In short, in order to ensure the effectiveness of treatment, we must first find the specific cause of the disease, and then use the drug in a targeted manner. The above plan is for your reference, but we still recommend consulting a professional veterinarian to determine the cause before symptomatic medication when encountering problems.