Is a small tiny worm in an egg okay? A single one? We still buy eggs from a coworker since our chickens are not laying yet. I decided to open one after reading about worms and noticed it. It’s not a dog/cat hair or a lint particle. I had someone else look at it and confirmed it was a worm. They told me it should be okay because the heat from cooking will kill it but I dunno lol. For future reference, is this a sign to deworm or is the case of “all chickens have worms - just depends if their immune can tackle it” and is still safe to eat? My spouse wants to toss the rest of the eggs. I kinda do too. Worms are unappetizing to me. The coworkers have flocks, probably 50+. I did my absolute best to take a pic and I just couldn’t do it as well as I wanted it. I circled what I believe is to be the worm.
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I saved the egg so we could give it to them to look at it. They seemed pretty defensive saying they sold 24 dozens last week and no one complained.
They say it’s rare but I’ve seen worms In eggs twice and I’ve only had chickens for about 5 years. I send in poop samples to my vet when I start getting suspicious. Or see worms in poop. Don’t worry too much. Just watch your flock and if possible ask local chicken keepers about local problems if any. 
