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You may use a whole tablet. It won't hurt. If the hen is extremely small, a half a tablet is okay. Calcium is not toxic in large amounts given over a brief period of a few days.

It's been my experience that the calcium citrate helps in the majority of cases. Maybe nine out of ten hens will go on to lay normal eggs from then on. In the odd case where the calcium therapy does not result in egg shell improvement, it will at least save the hen's life by helping to get a...

It's important to identify the hen that is laying from the roosting perch. She's having a problem absorbing the calcium from oyster shell at present, and she needs to be treated with a calcium concentrate to boost her calcium levels to head off even worse consequences, and those can kill her at...