Blood on eggs

[ariri30]

My oeb laid a very bloody egg. Should I worry?
I want to check her but she’s pretty wild and I cannot catch her I might be more susceful when she’s sleeping tonight if I can reach her in the coop. Or should I just leave her alone. She’s acting normal right now. Scratching around the yard.
Edit to say she’s one years old on March 1st. It’s not her first egg

 

[nchls school]

My oeb laid a very bloody egg. Should I worry?No. It is not unusual to find eggs streaked with blood, even if not the first egg, on young hens. No need to catch her, but do observe closely in case it does become a problem-prolapsed vent.
I want to check her but she’s pretty wild and I cannot catch her I might be more susceful when she’s sleeping tonight if I can reach her in the coop. Or should I just leave her alone. She’s acting normal right now. Scratching around the yard.
Edit to say she’s one years old on March 1st. It’s not her first egg

 

[Eggcessive]

It can be normal in newer layers for that to occaionally happen.

 

[ariri30]

It can be normal in newer layers for that to occaionally happen.

Ok thanks. She’s one year old. She’s been laying for a while. I seem a little blood on the first few eggs but no on a older hen. I’ll definitely keep an eye on her

 

[ariri30]

My oeb laid a very bloody egg. Should I worry?No. It is not unusual to find eggs streaked with blood, even if not the first egg, on young hens. No need to catch her, but do observe closely in case it does become a problem-prolapsed vent.
I want to check her but she’s pretty wild and I cannot catch her I might be more susceful when she’s sleeping tonight if I can reach her in the coop. Or should I just leave her alone. She’s acting normal right now. Scratching around the yard.
Edit to say she’s one years old on March 1st. It’s not her first egg

Thanks for the reply. That’s a relief. I’ll keep an eye on her

 

[Self sufficient chickens]

I’ll keep an eye on her

Good idea. Hope she is good.