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As per my previous post, this is what she just excreted after she got up on the ledge to roost for the night. It looks to be a dry, shell-less egg. This is the 3rd shell-less egg she has laid in a week. The other two were in the nesting area, and were not dry like this one.

I will enquire about antibiotics from an agricultural store/or vet as soon as possible. If I can get a hold of antibiotics to clear up any infection, and treat the cause of the shell-less eggs (with calcium and vitamin d supplement), then I am thinking that may give the poor girl a good chance...

@LoveMyChickenBabies She is around 3 years old. They eat 'Barastoc Everyday Layer Grain Mash' - which says it is a complete and balanced everyday mash which is enriched with bioavailable calcium and phosphorus for strong eggshells. They also get vege scraps almost daily, as well as oyster shell...

Here are some photos of my girl. Her feathers are all clean (except for the bottom which i cleaned afterwards) and she looks quiet bright still. Her cone is slumped over. As you can see from the photo, she has been doing very watery poops like this for 5-6 days now..

Thanks to all for your friendly welcome and advice! @LoveMyChickenBabies @Eggcessive @micstrachan @Wyorp Rock I forgot to mention, the girls do have oyster shells available in their pen. I will grab some calcium with vitamin D from the shop for them today, and see how that goes. I have...

Hi All, I have been looking through the forum but my chickens illness doesnt seem to match up.. I have four isa browns, under 3 years old. One girl is very unwell for the past 4-5 days. She laid an egg with no shell (just membrane and yolk) about 5 days ago, and then another one two days...