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We have no intention to sell the eggs but we DO eat them. And I am still not definitively sure about the threat. The article that clayvalleyfarmer so kindly posted says "Baytril, when given to chickens, kills some of the bacteria, but those that survive become resistant to antibiotics such as...

If it's truly illegal, (Baytril) I'm somewhat horrified that my vet did not apprise me of that before prescribing it.

This is pretty much what I thought. But once the antibiotic has passed through the bird's system, let's say giving a full month to err on the side of caution, what is it about Baytril that gives rise to an egg-eating prohibition beyond that period of time? Would really like to understand...

One of my hens was treated with Baytril for supposed metritis in August. The vet said not to eat the eggs for a few weeks but I am reading elsewhere that once a hen is treated with Baytril the eggs from that bird can NEVER be consumed again. Is this true? I see mixed information when I research...