Chicken egg laying

[Conordoherty]

Chickens laying these rough odd shaped egggs they are isa browns don’t know what age they are all sneezing I think it could be bronchitis any ideas pls

 

[Conordoherty]

And if it is can I eat there eggs

 

[ValerieLovesChickens]

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Chickens laying these rough odd shaped egggs they are isa browns don’t know what age they are all sneezing I think it could be bronchitis any ideas pls

Do you know if they are under 1 year of age or older than 1 year?

 

[Conordoherty]

Do you know if they are under 1 year of age or older than 1 year?

There older than a year

 

[Conordoherty]

Do you know if they are under 1 year of age or older than 1 year?
[/ there ex battery hens

 

[aart]

Chickens laying these rough odd shaped egggs they are isa browns don’t know what age they are all sneezing I think it could be bronchitis

These two thing definitely go together.
Age doesn't have much to do with it, tho older birds are more susceptible to reproductive issues.

 

[ValerieLovesChickens]

Okay with all the above information, I would at the very least get some Rooster Booster to add to their water. I would then crush up some tums or rolaids tablets and sprinkle it on their food, or mix it into a wet mash. One step further, I would cook eggs and mush them into bite sized pieces to feed them. These 3 things will at least help them and promote better health. I honestly dont know what to do for the sneezing. Try googling it and search for some answers.

 

[aart]

Okay with all the above information, I would at the very least get some Rooster Booster to add to their water. I would then crush up some tums or rolaids tablets and sprinkle it on their food, or mix it into a wet mash. One step further, I would cook eggs and mush them into bite sized pieces to feed them. These 3 things will at least help them and promote better health. I honestly dont know what to do for the sneezing. Try googling it and search for some answers.

None of what you listed above, which is actually the problem.

 

[Aapomp831]

If it is indeed infectious bronchitis, it has to run its course. There is no medicine or antibiotic for it. You can aid their recovery by adding VetRX to their water.

 

[ValerieLovesChickens]

None of what you listed above, which is actually the problem.

If the chicken is sick, I do believe it needs some nutritional assistance. Saying this in reply to me, I'm sorry, but is ludicrous. I always assist my chickens nutritionally when they act under the weather or are sick. It can mean the difference between life and death.