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Nolagurl1956

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Jul 18, 2017
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As you can see the shell is not hard. I’ve read it is due to a lack of calcium. She won’t eat crushed oyster shell even if it is disguised in cheese.

Please advise. Thanks
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What are you feeding her?
How old is she?
How long as she been laying?

Leave the Oyster Shells in a separate dish, she'll eat it as she needs. You could also try crushing up some Tums, Calcium Citrate w/D3, Calcium Carbonate w/D3 & feed in plain yogurt.

If she's a new layer, her systems working it's self out & I'd just keep an eye on her. If this is the norm, then she maybe have reproductive issues.
 
What are you feeding her?
How old is she?
How long as she been laying?

Leave the Oyster Shells in a separate dish, she'll eat it as she needs. You could also try crushing up some Tums, Calcium Citrate w/D3, Calcium Carbonate w/D3 & feed in plain yogurt.

If she's a new layer, her systems working it's self out & I'd just keep an eye on her. If this is the norm, then she maybe have reproductive issues.
 

She is 14-16 months old.

They eat bulk pellets, Im pretty sure it is Layena and get all sorts of kitchen scraps, mostly fruit and veggie peels - bananas, tomatoes, apples, etc. No meat. Egg shells.

She has been laying maybe 10 months. (I wish I had paid more attention to how long...). This started about a month ago but it is not consistent.

I have oyster shells in a bowl but I’ve never seen them eat it.
Thanks
 
2x GC-Raptor - Cut out all treats, keep Oyster Shells in a separate dish. I rarely saw my girls eat but had to refill so they must have been eating. I feed Flock Raiser, stopped feeding layer years ago. There was a thread about upping the protein which made sense.
 

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