Okay thank you. I was thinking we should cut down on treats or something so thank you.Chickens will often lay strange eggs when they first start laying, and in my experience, silkies do it more than anyone else. It’s not anything to worry about - just her system getting used to laying eggs
Ive been giving them breaks. I give them these yellow something mealworms that have the meat in them and not just shell there dried. They only get some if they all jump out of the coop while I'm getting the eggs because its a heard of bulls coming at me so I throw some in the coop to get them back in. Sometimes its everyday other times I can get them in without but rarelyWell ... maybe. What kinds of treats do you give, how much and how often? It's very important that the bulk of your chickens' nutrition come from the scientifically balanced feed they get from their commercially prepared feed. Too many goodies can certainly interfere with that, just like giving your kids all the soda, chips and ice cream they want will keep them from eating their veggies.
