Coconut oil for sour crop??

Wyorp Rock said:

It's possble that the crop is doughy.
I'd check it first thing like you did the other one.

When is the last time you wormed your flock?

Crop problems may be a combination of the "categories" detailed in the article below. For instance, a slow/doughy and/or impacted crop can turn sour. I always use coconut oil when treating a crop, but you may need to step up your treatment to include for doughy/impacted, etc.
Do keep in mind that crop issues are often a symptom of an underlying condition.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...w-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/

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Chikenlover3728 said:

Funny things is I just wormed them 3 days before this happened gave them safeguard for 6 days

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Wyorp Rock said:

How was it administered? Dose?

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Wyorp Rock said:

How was it administered? Dose?

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Wyorp Rock said:

I'd start treating for Sour Crop.

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Wyorp Rock said:

I'd start treating for Sour Crop.

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Chikenlover3728 said:

Any idea what I can feed them? Their crops are significantly smaller than whaat they where a few days ago

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Wyorp Rock said:

Feed them their normal feed.
Cut out scratch/grains, anything that's a bit harder to process. If you feel they need a treat, opt for scrambled egg or something juicy like tomato or melon.

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