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    Is this egg normal?

    Yes, thanks for information.
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    Is this egg normal?

    But is this OK to eat?
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    Is this egg normal?

    Found it today, never seen an egg so deformed with a hard shell like this one. Is this normal to happen from time to time?
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    I have released her with the other hens some time ago but these last 2 days in a row and those shell less eggs are appearing again. She looks fine but I think she will have problems again.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    another big egg today, once more not perfectly round. I released her with the remaining flock.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    today she layed an egg wwith shell. it was not perfectly round but at least the shell was solid.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    today I saw her eating and egg. it was with a transparent and very soft shell. what should I do now? is the chicken sentenced to die?
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    and still all the same.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    more of the same today.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    I am talking alone here but anyway.... still no eggs, she seems to be doing fine. will keep her isolated to be sure.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    no eggs today, she seems to be eating and drinking fine. still isolated.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    still no eggs (which for me is a relief, maybe she needs time to recover in full).
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    no eggs today, she seemed normal.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    today she seemed normal, have not seen strange type of "eggs".
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    ok, I will see if it recovers then. i think I need those items because I cannot do it other way around. in fact, I have never done it and in my mind the cone and loppers would facilitate a gigantic task for me.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    so, what do you say? is culling needed? today she acted pretty normal but I am afraid she will suffer if I do not do anything.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    No. The older birds are not even 3 years old (the red star I had to cull last week). This white chicken is more or less 1.5 years old. Do you think I should go forward with culling this one too? She is looking fine today but so was my red star and it died in extreme agony.
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    She is showing activity signs, almost normal behaviour today so not sure again on what to do. And she seems to be laying eggs with transparent shell. What do you think this is? And will she dye from this?
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    I am at a breaking point. I either quit with my chickens once they all die or I accept I must take action and cull them myself. I love them so much and cannot see them in pain. I am thinking of buying a killing cone paired with garden loopers like this...
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    Egg peritonitis again? Not again!

    This is the second chicken I have with this problem is about 2 or 3 weeks. Posted on the first one here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/update-please-help-me.1359335/ Sadly she is now gone. Yesterday I noticed another chicken all fluffed up, separated her and found out she layed 2...
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