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It wasn’t shell-less. It was just very thin. Usually my ladies have extremely thick shells but these are quite a bit thinner than the grocery store.

thanks! She finally laid a whole egg In the nesting box today so I was actually able to see how thin the egg was before it was all broken. It had a rough texture, almost like little deposits all over it. Do you think that could mean too much calcium or should I still get this stuff?

How do I increase her calcium? I have oyster shells in addition to her normal feed but she doesn’t usually eat the oyster shells. She has never had an issue with soft shells before.

Thanks. I’m hoping it’s not a side effect of her respiratory virus. She’s been off antibiotics for over a month now and has been back to acting completely normal other than not laying. I’m curious why her first egg back to laying was a normal one and these ones are super soft.

My Easter egger hen is 2.5 years old and has been laying relatively consistently since she was 6 months old. I got her when she was a couple days old so she’s been with me almost her whole life. She’s never had any egg issues. I have crushed oyster shell that they seem to go through extremely...