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Thank you, i’m not sure what it’s called but their egg tubes were slowly disintegrating and egg shells were coating freely in their abdomen. I guess it’s a common thing for heavy laying breeds like them.

I sadly had to put down the two best chickens in the entire world. They were the best chickens you could ask for. They had to stay secret in my neighborhood, and always stayed quiet. Frannie never layed eggs, but bertha did frannies part and layed all year round. I love both of them so much and...

so i’ve heard :(

thank you!

hi everyone, how are you? in the past month or two, I’ve noticed that my two hands of a flock of four have been acting different. The one Isa Brown, frannie, has been acting like this for about three months and the Rhode Island white, bertha, has been acting like this for about a month. Franny...

hi everyone! I have very small flock, consisting of one Rhode Island white, one Isa brown, one English bantam, and one Seabright. They are all females, as they have all laid an egg before. My two bigger hens aren’t laying right now, but the two bantams are laying consistently. However, my...

i am having legit the same situation as you aswell and i’m in michigan haha!

yes!

it was just a compromise made between the subdivision president and i.

yes, i have seen her lay multiple eggs

just usually in the morning! some mornings she doesn’t even do it.

thank you SO much for your help!

i’m planning on taking her to the vet tomorrow.

thanks so much!! what can i do about it? is there treatment? how do i know which of my hens layed it? could it have been my one ISA hen who hasn’t layed in almost a year? her butt is pretty caked with poo.

it’s pretty loud... loud enough to hear her from downstairs in the house.