CAN I eat the eggs if I give my chickens vitamin water

[Carson20034433]

I’m giving my chickens vitamins in their water because my hen died yesterday and wanna do everything I can to keep them healthy and I want to know if I can eat their eggs even with the vitamins

 

[Lauren Adams]

Should be fine but I am not 110 % sure @KikisGirls what do you think?

 

[Dayrel]

It won't hurt their eggs, but I'd be more concerned about your treatment. Do you know what went wrong and why your hen died? If they have a properly balanced diet, vitamins really shouldn't be a problem. Are you primarily feeding them standardized pellet feed?

 

[Lauren Adams]

Was there any blood? How warm is it at your house? Is their bedding dry?

 

[dawg53]

If your chickens are provided a quality feed to eat, there should be no need to provide extra vitamins. Feed is formulated with minerals, vitamins and nutrients for proper growth, egg production and overall health of chickens.
Too much vitamins can be counter productive or harmful in some manner.

Perhaps if you described your hens symptoms etc...prior to her death, we might be able to take a shot at what mightve been the reason she died.
BTW, sorry for your loss.

 

[Carson20034433]

If your chickens are provided a quality feed to eat, there should be no need to provide extra vitamins. Feed is formulated with minerals, vitamins and nutrients for proper growth, egg production and overall health of chickens.
Too much vitamins can be counter productive or harmful in some manner.

Perhaps if you described your hens symptoms etc...prior to her death, we might be able to take a shot at what mightve been the reason she died.
BTW, sorry for your loss.

I feed kayerpellets 17% but in my thread yesterday people were saying that the hen had vitamin deficiency so I’m trying to keep these from getting it... look at my other thread

 

[Carson20034433]

Was there any blood? How warm is it at your house? Is their bedding dry?

No blood it was 80 here yesterday just put bedding in yesterday

 

[Carson20034433]

It won't hurt their eggs, but I'd be more concerned about your treatment. Do you know what went wrong and why your hen died? If they have a properly balanced diet, vitamins really shouldn't be a problem. Are you primarily feeding them standardized pellet feed?

It won't hurt their eggs, but I'd be more concerned about your treatment. Do you know what went wrong and why your hen died? If they have a properly balanced diet, vitamins really shouldn't be a problem. Are you primarily feeding them standardized pellet feed?

Idk what happened look at my thread from yesterday and look at what I said and what the other people told me

 

[dawg53]

I just read all 5 pages of your thread from yesterday. A three year old hen lived for 3 years. That does not sound like the lack of vitamins to me.
I suspect one or more of the following caused her death: external parasites, internal parasites or egg impacted.

 

[Carson20034433]

I just read all 5 pages of your thread from yesterday. A three year old hen lived for 3 years. That does not sound like the lack of vitamins to me.
I suspect one or more of the following caused her death: external parasites, internal parasites or egg impacted.

Any of that contagious