Incubated infertile eggs

[inquisitivebird]

What can I do with eggs that have been in my incubator for a week but are infertile? I assume it would be gross to eat them, but can I cook them up and feed them to anything else, like my chickens?

 

[Buckingham Palace]

Yeah. You could scramble them up for your chicken. I think it would be ok.

 

[SummerTheAnimalGirl]

Personally I wouldn’t, just to safe. They could have grown bacteria. But in the other hand I am a very cautious person, so that’s just my opinion.

 

[raingarden]

I crack them into their daily ration of crumbled feed and mix. I think they like it cooked/scrambled better. But that's an extra step.

 

[BelovedBirds]

What can I do with eggs that have been in my incubator for a week but are infertile? I assume it would be gross to eat them, but can I cook them up and feed them to anything else, like my chickens?

if they have been incubated for a week, and are infertile, they have essentially been stored in 37.5 degrees. They will be rotten, and could make your animals very sick.
I would chuck them out.