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Hi,

One of my girls has started gaping slightly, she occasionally sneezes and had a runny beak last week... she's dry now tho. Shes laying still eating and drinking well, but has developed watery poo! I wormed them at the beginning of april with flubenvet. they are about 35weeks old.

 

Should I be thinking to worm her/ them again just incase she has gape worms? Or could it be something else ?? only one out of the 4 is affected. I might be being paranoid as it is also very hot out 26c

 

Thanks,

marion

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Mine are really struggling with the heat it seems, as I've only had my girls a week I contacted the supplier in a blind panic...then I read the hot weather topic and spent a bit of time spraying the girls with some cold waterand they soon cooled down and were very happy again, I've also changed their water a couple of times today as it was getting very warm and made sure that they have shade as the sun moves round.

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Thanks for that, I did notice yesterday she was holding her wings out to the side as if ventilating :) :) I'm just off out to give them some icecubes and water with cucumber. I'll keep a close eye on her tho just in case.. I love having so many chicken mums for advice on Omlet, it makes it so much better and less scary for us newbies. :D

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