lol the first one looks like my hen
Normally they eat their eggs due to lack of protein, Luckily mine never found out how to peck it open!
Thanks...mine are brand new to laying, so expect them to investigate a little. We have them on layer feed pellets and they forage all day long. Not thinking it is a protein issue at this time, just them trying to figure out what is going on with their little bodies.
I went back to town and bought more steaks for tonight. And a watermelon, so the Chooks can have that tomorrow.
Thank you. I think that was Ruby's last run-around. I'm glad I let her out for a bit. She tired easily, and I took her back to her flock. I had to get to work, anyway. She put herself back to bed with Millie before I left.What a lovely clip, even the sheep dog is adorable
Okay
, if it is protein try mealworms and oyster shells, they also love them
Yikes! Do you have a generator? Even though this is California, we do get a few sub-freezing days a year and power failures are common. I keep air-activated glove warmers on hand for that, and we finally got a decent generator this year. I won't run the house, but it can run the fridge, an area heater, lights, and electronics. Stay safe!Then the electric cut out. What a crazy day
and he was dehydrated. He’s in the chicken room drying off after I bathed him. No cuts or leg damage, I could see. But I gave him vitamin water and canned corn (laced with antibiotics) poor little guy. 
