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Thank you so much for the link to that article! Mally, has meat spots too, but it's more than any I've ever seen. It's worrisome whenever a bird has so many issues surrounding her eggs. I am so happy to read this update on Opal! She sure is a beautiful girl. Here's hoping this continues and...

That's a beautiful egg! I hope this continues and she lays no more than one egg a day. I remember reading something about those spots in eggs. I called them blood spots, meat spots, etc. I'm not sure how accurate this is but I remember something about the chances of these spots in eggs that are...

Flock Raiser and All Flock 20% = 20% Protein OS = oyster shell (you're correct) :D

It certainly won't hurt to have it just in case. I completely understand and respect that you don't want to jump to interventions too quickly. I also admire you for looking into something before it becomes a problem. You're girls are lucky to have you!

This is helpful to know. So happy to be on this thread. I learn something every day! I've only used it for my one hen that's always had shell issues. She lays really rough shelled eggs, soft shelled eggs, and everything in between. She tends to have a lot of meat spots in almost every egg too...

It's tablets. I open her beak by pulling down on her wattles and gently put it on the back of her tongue, release wattles and make sure it went down the hatch. I usually follow up with a raisin or two to make sure it's down and to give her a treat so she doesn't hate me. Yes, I give her one...

It'd be a really good idea to get some Calcium Citrate + Vit D3 to have available. Since you have some already laying, I'm guessing you have oyster shell (or crushed egg shell) available to them to use as needed. If you discover which one is laying these soft shelled eggs, it wouldn't hurt to...