Help Please!!!!!!!

kiddobear39

In the Brooder
7 Years
Mar 19, 2012
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Poland, New York
Hello, I was wondering if anyone can help me!!!!! I have 30 chicken 5 are hen they have been laying for some time and then I have 25 pullets they will be 5 months this month some of them have started to lay. The question I have is their are some or just on I'm not sure but she is laying eggs but they don't have a hard shell on them and it's been like that for like a week or so the othe ones that are laying their shell is fine the eggs are still a little small but I know they will get bigger in time I was reading that to give them oyster shells I did give that to my other girls and the I was reading to put apple cider vinger in their water so if their is anything else I can do can some Please help an also if I put the cider vinger in their water I have a rooster will that hurt him or will he be fine PLease I need Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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They need some oyster shells to harden the eggs. Im not sure what kind of feed your giving. But they need good laying mash. But it will be like that for their first time, it will get better soon !
 
They need some oyster shells to harden the eggs. Im not sure what kind of feed your giving. But they need good laying mash. But it will be like that for their first time, it will get better soon !
I give them laying crumbles is the mash better than the crumbles cause if it is then I can change to it just let me know Please!!!!
 
If she is out in the yard and eating different things she not be eating enough of the feed to get the right amount of calcium. This is not a bad thing it just means that you would probably do well to put out some oyster shells also. Only the hens that need it will eat it.
 
I have a hen that has always laid a thin shelled egg, the other two never did. I give layer feed with and have a bowl of oyster shells, she has done this since she started to lay. They are so thin that if she "taps" it is breaks, which is ever time. That egg is given to the dogs. This has been going on for a year now. They do get to free range, nothing seems to make a diff, I just figure that was all she had to give. The dogs LOVE her for it!
 

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