HELP!!!! Long White Worm In Egg?

[georgeandmildredgoose]

think that would put me off breakfast for good!

 

[newchickens2009]

Thank you all for your help! I have got to get this under control!
The web site from post #2 is exactly the same worm, thank you Little One

 

[foxypoproxy]

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LOL i'm thinking the same thing.
I would never eat eggs ever again

 

[chkn]

Ew, yeah, whip out the Valbazen, your birds are heavily infested.

 

[Magic Birdie]

ewww

Good luck

 

[newchickens2009]

Wazine in water this morning!
Gotta get those darn worms outta here!!

 

[Cpprpnny19]

That isn't anything compared to the worms my dad showed me that are in fish!

As soon as we have a few killing frosts it's major worming party here for the rabbits and chickens-

Lynne

 

[Bigcreekpeafowl]

I think I would have immediately lost my appetite.

 

[Judy]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=5770173#p5770173

http://healthybirds.umd.edu/Disease/Deworming%20Birds.pdf

 

[Baymule]

I use cayenne pepper in cornmeal mush to worm my girls once a month. From what I understand, it shocks the worms into turning loose from the intestinal wall and they pass out. Yeah, right back into the dirt and the process starts over........ Repeat. I also use pumpkin seeds. I have never used chemical wormers, but have been a chicken owner only 1+ year. My girls seem to be healthy, I see no worms in droppings as some have reported here. I try to live as organically as possible because I have chemical sensitive issues and it just makes sense not to ingest poison whenever possible. I know there is a few weeks not to eat the eggs, but the poison goes out in droppings, which goes into the soil, which contaminates it.

Here I have been thinking I am doing good, and worms INSIDE the egg show up! YUCKY!

I am glad I haven't found any in mine. If they are all healthy and no visible signs of worms, then how do I tell if I am doing the right thing (worming) or not?