Why do chickens only poop and not pee?

All birds do not have a bladder, its urine comes with the stool, and sometimes it is very loose urine with some feces, we mistakenly think it is stool, but in fact it is chicken urine.

All chickens just poop.

You can just break the chicken's legs and look at it....

The chicken is not pulling, it is dung, it pulls with feces and urine.

Reasons why chicks poop:

1. Diarrhea in chickens caused by mycotoxins.

Mycotoxins can damage the structure of the intestinal mucosa of chickens, damage the digestive function of the intestines, cause intestinal lesions, and cause inertial diarrhea in chickens. Mycotoxin-induced diarrhoea in chickens is often accompanied by symptoms of sick chickens pulling on feed.

2. Diarrhea in chickens caused by the environment.

In the hot summer months, because of the hot weather, the flock will cool down by drinking a lot of water, and the amount of water intake increases, and the amount of urine produced by the chickens will increase. Since chicken urine and feces are from the cloaca.

Excreted, the amount of urine increases, and the chicken has loose manure.

Onset symptoms

Due to the dehydration of the body and the absorption of poisons due to diarrhea, autologous poisoning occurs, and the sick birds show depression and drowsiness.

Loss of appetite or abolition, unkempt feathers, emaciation, white crown, dryness, shriveled claws, thirst and gluttony, fear of cold, gathering in high temperatures (heat source). Finally, due to dehydration, failure, autotoxicity, and heart failure.

And death. Adult birds have mild symptoms and mortality.

Low, but severely affects production performance (e.g. egg production, growth, etc.). In addition, there are manifestations of the sac.

Symptoms such as abnormalities (e.g., choking, soft, empty, bulging).

Chickens do not pee, and the excess water excreted by chickens is mixed with the stool and excreted.

Summary. Chicks may poop because they have a shorter digestive system, food stays in the body for a shorter period of time, and there is a relatively large amount of excrement. In addition, chicks are still in the growth period and have a relatively large energy expenditure, which will also lead to an increase in the frequency of pooping.

However, if the chick has abnormal conditions such as diarrhea and constipation, it needs to be carried out in time**.

Chicks may poop because their digestive system is shorter, the food stays in the body for a shorter time, and the excrement is relatively large. In addition, chicks are still in the growth period and have a relatively large energy expenditure, which will also lead to an increase in the frequency of pooping. However, if the chick has abnormal conditions such as diarrhea and constipation, the pants need to be carried out in time**.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

Chicks may poop because their digestive system is shorter, the food stays in the body for a shorter time, and the excrement is relatively large. In addition, chicks are still in the growth period and have a relatively large energy expenditure, which will also lead to an increase in the frequency of pooping. However, if the chick has abnormal conditions such as diarrhea and constipation, the pants need to be carried out in time**.

Most of the stools are caused by intestinal diseases, and if the stool is white, it is caused by E. coli. If you are not sure about it, you can use two drugs at the same time, neomycin sulfate and florfenicol**. In general, chickens will be infected with E. coli in the case of illness, so it is still possible to use it at the same time.