Shell-less egg

[Apsrn]

Hello. I have 6 girls. 3 are almost a year old next month and 3 will be 8 months old next month. The younger ones give smaller eggs not as consistent like the older girls. Today a got a shell-less egg. The have free access to oyster shell. I believe I feed them well and a healthy diet. I clean their run 3 times a day and their coop every morning with a deep clean every month. Am I doing something wrong or is one of my girls sick? But which one? Should I find a vet? Please help I love my girls eggs or no eggs. They greet me every time I’m out in the yard. They are quite the characters. Thank you so much

 

[Apsrn]

This is a picture of it. Hope this works

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

View attachment 1756632 This is a picture of it. Hope this works

If she seems fine and the other hens/ pullets are seemingly healthy it may just be stress. When I separated my teenage rooster from the girls recently his main hen started producing shell-les eggs for a few days. That freaked me out a little but then I realized she was missing her roo. She is fine now and is adjusting to the separation. I would monitor her closely for awhile.

 

[Apsrn]

Thank you. Maybe my husband mowing the lawn for the first time this year bothered one of them. I wish I could stay home to monitor but off to work I go

 

[Wee Farmer Sarah]

Thank you. Maybe my husband mowing the lawn for the first time this year bothered one of them. I wish I could stay home to monitor but off to work I go

It could also be something as simple as a racoon walked by the coop or maybe she saw a hawk. You never know what goes on in their minds, and frankly, I don't think I want to know. LOL!