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Thank you. I suppose as long as she can lay okay, that’s all that matters.She's not a RIR. I think it may also just take time as her system starts to process the supplementation you are giving her, and hopefully smooth out and become a bit more optimized. I have a hen who has always laid an egg with a bit of a chalky bloom, makes it look pinkish, and I think it's fine. All in the range of normal. So you may see, one the double eggs and the soft eggs and all that part hopefully regulates, I would be less concerned about what the shell looks like from day to day, and just that it is one solid egg per day. GL!
Thank you, I will watch for thickening shells and deposits. We’ve been doing calcium supplements a little over a week now. Aiming for about 600 mg. The first week I don’t think she got a full 600 mg, but a majority of it. The last few days I’ve been more diligent about separating her and giving her the alone a full amount.I think as long as she is having problems, unless the eggs start getting lots of calcium deposits on them.
How long have you been give it to her now?