Why are my Chickens not laying eggs?

[NatJ]

Theri coop has a window and plenty of ventalation. I let them out every morning between 5:30 am and 6am and then they usually go into the coop on their on around 8pm

In that case, daylength is not their problem

 

[getaclue]

Did you get these chickens as chicks, and raise them yourself? OR did you get them a bit older, and go from there?

How old were they when you switched them to layer feed, and why?

Have they been dusted for mites?

Have they been wormed?

Are there predators around their coop at night. Yes, you mentioned living in the city, but even in the city there are cats, dogs, and possibly raccoons.

Is there squabbling, or do they get along for the most part?

 

[WIchickMama]

definitely don't look like they are POL-not red enough at all.

also, tail and chest feathers look off-almost like a molting or mites or some sort of vitamin problems (just thinking out loud, not diagnosing)

 

[Oddyseous]

Your eggs are being stolen 100%

 

[eslyder92]

Did you get these chickens as chicks, and raise them yourself? OR did you get them a bit older, and go from there?

How old were they when you switched them to layer feed, and why?

Have they been dusted for mites?

Have they been wormed?

Are there predators around their coop at night. Yes, you mentioned living in the city, but even in the city there are cats, dogs, and possibly raccoons.

Is there squabbling, or do they get along for the most part?

The Easter Egger was a day-old chick when I got her and my Lavendar Orpingtons were a couple of weeks old. I switched them to layer feed at about 4 months old. Yes they get dusted regularly. We have rabbits and skunks in the area I have never seen a stay cat or dog in 5 years. They get along and are even protective of each other.

 

[eslyder92]

definitely don't look like they are POL-not red enough at all.

also, tail and chest feathers look off-almost like a molting or mites or some sort of vitamin problems (just thinking out loud, not diagnosing)

We had rain the other day so they have a bit of mud on them.

 

[Oddyseous]

Snakes or Raccoons most likely.

 

[eslyder92]

Snakes or Raccoons most likely.

We don't have snakes or raccoons in my area.

 

[WIchickMama]

We had rain the other day so they have a bit of mud on them.

the torn/frizzle look on their tails is from mud?

 

[eslyder92]

the torn/frizzle look on their tails is from mud?

yes when it rains their run area gets very muddy I just have to clean her off.