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Just for more info, if receiving a balanced fresh chicken feed, chickens will get plenty of vitamin E. If feed gets old, vitamin e can leech out of it. Foods high in E are sunflower kernels, crushed almonds, or peanuts.

You really should start some calcium now. I recommend calcium citrate with D3, and the generic Equate brand is under $9 at Walmart. That will help the soft egg problem if she has a calcium deficiency. If that does not help after 7 days dose, it could be a shell gland (oviduct) problem. The...

If you know which one it is, try giving her a human calcium citrate tablet with vitamin D 3 tablet orally daily for the next 7 days. Tums or other calcium would work until you get the generic tablet. She might have a problem with her shell gland, but this will rule out an calcium deficiency.Are...