Egg laying problem is urgent

I am not saying that your hens have had infectious bronchitis, but that can cause a lot of different shell problems. It mainly affects them as sneezing, but a mild strain might go unnoticed. Certain bacteria in the environment can also cause salpingitis as well. Many things can affect laying. I have old hens mostly, and one hen lays about once every 2 weeks, while two lay a little more often. My hens had infectious bronchitis early in life, and many stopped laying or experienced reproductive disorders.
 
Would it cause poop issues as well? I've had poop in all different consistencies. I've researched and couldn't really find what I thought was a definitive reason. I've seen/heard mine sneeze but it seems like it's when they are at the food bowl mostly. I know they get food in their noses some. I handfeed the Cockerel some cause his comb gets in way of the feeder and he will get it up his nose I think. I know you couldn't tell me for sure but I have been wondering if something was going on that I couldn't figure out with my limited experience. Is there anything I could do at this point to help them if that was the case? When I do have a lot of eggs I give them away to neighbors. I don't want to give out bad eggs. However, I have had no problem with the eggs myself and no one has complained. And I am just a hobby chicken raiser, just want them okay and not miserable feeling. But also, I've been trying to re-home the 2 cockerels and I would not want to spread anything.
 
There should be nothing wrong with your eggs for eating. Poops come in all colors and consistancies. I don’t pay much attention, unless I would see bright yellow poops or blood. Chickens can have cecal poops several times a day, and they can have looser ones from eating certain things or drinking a lot of water. If they get a respiratory virus or bacterial disease, they can have runny poops.
 
This is an example of one of the poops I am seeing.
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