Help! Bloody Egg! What's going on?

[WhittHavenFarm]

One of my Leghorn hens laid this this morning. She's been a consistent one-a-day layer for a couple months now with no issues. 6 months old.

 

[Ivy99]

Oh my god!! I clicked on this thinking there was a tiny blogspot or something and you were new, but I would have no idea what this is! hope you find someone more helpful than me anyway, and I hope everything is ok!!!!!

 

[WhittHavenFarm]

Today's egg. Much better than yesterday but still some blood. Much harder like a normal egg though. She's still acting normal. Hoping this means improvement. Some others suggested it may be an ova duct trauma of some kind. The only roo we have is a bantam that's very submissive. Doubt he hurt her.

 

[chickenfucker69]

Stop ****** ur chickens in the *** u freak

 

[junebuggena]

Today's egg. Much better than yesterday but still some blood. Much harder like a normal egg though. She's still acting normal. Hoping this means improvement. Some others suggested it may be an ova duct trauma of some kind. The only roo we have is a bantam that's very submissive. Doubt he hurt her.

Roosters don't penetrate, so it's not likely to be caused by him. Do you have any drakes? Male ducks do penetrate, and chickens are not designed for that kind of breeding. Drakes can seriously harm female chickens.

 

[WhittHavenFarm]

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Roosters don't penetrate, so it's not likely to be caused by him. Do you have any drakes? Male ducks do penetrate, and chickens are not designed for that kind of breeding. Drakes can seriously harm female chickens.

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I sure don't. She shares a coop at night with another Leghorn hen, a red sexlink hen, the bantam roo (all she was raised with),and two young Swedish Flower Hens who keep to themselves.

 

[junebuggena]

No idea then.

 

[Akrnaf2]

One of my Leghorn hens laid this this morning. She's been a consistent one-a-day layer for a couple months now with no issues. 6 months old.

I think that is a lash egg!
Reed this links:

http://www.the-chicken-chick.com/2014/12/salpingitis-lash-eggs-in-backyard.html

https://www.google.co.il/search?q=l...ChMIisHH5vO1yAIVDaSICh3LEQ-a&biw=1024&bih=671

 

[WhittHavenFarm]

I think that is a lash egg!
Reed this links:

http://www.the-chicken-chick.com/2014/12/salpingitis-lash-eggs-in-backyard.html

https://www.google.co.il/search?q=l...ChMIisHH5vO1yAIVDaSICh3LEQ-a&biw=1024&bih=671

I've read up on Lash eggs and looked at examples and this does not look or sound like that. It was not mushy or off colored. It was just coated in blood. The inside had a normal looking yoke and all.

 

[WhittHavenFarm]

Inside of yesterdays egg. Today's egg was completely normal with much less blood.