At times my eggshells are soft, Why? I give them good feed and also extra calcium.
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Maybe something here will help:
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Judy
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Judy
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They probably also need extra protein. Try giving them maggots or mealworms or (just for a few days) some plain whole yoghurt.
Read about the antics of my little flock on my blog at http://muckycluckers.blogspot.com/
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Read about the antics of my little flock on my blog at http://muckycluckers.blogspot.com/
“Mucky Cluckers – Tales from the hen run” e-book is at http://amzn.to/xT4DkE A humorous look at chicken keeping and what they don’t tell you in the “How to” books.
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