Hello,
I hope this is the right area of the forum to post this...
I recently posted about my hens having avian pox and learned that their eggs are safe to eat. After I got that great news I realized that even though that is the case...
**I am just kind of grossed out by the thought of eating eggs from a sick chicken. Does anyone else feel this way?
**When a chicken egg is considered safe from the illness that the chicken has, is it just because the illness can't be passed to humans? I am asking because I am thinking of cooking the eggs and feeding them back to the chickens, just because I hate to waste the eggs.
**My husband wants to donate the eggs to a shelter but I feel funny doing that considering if I won't feed them to my own family I don't think I should feed them to someone else. That being said, I bet my eggs from chickens with avian pox are still better than storebought eggs. What do you think?
If you have any info about this and what makes a sick chicken's eggs safe or not, I'd love to hear it.
Thanks,
CJ
I hope this is the right area of the forum to post this...
I recently posted about my hens having avian pox and learned that their eggs are safe to eat. After I got that great news I realized that even though that is the case...
**I am just kind of grossed out by the thought of eating eggs from a sick chicken. Does anyone else feel this way?
**When a chicken egg is considered safe from the illness that the chicken has, is it just because the illness can't be passed to humans? I am asking because I am thinking of cooking the eggs and feeding them back to the chickens, just because I hate to waste the eggs.
**My husband wants to donate the eggs to a shelter but I feel funny doing that considering if I won't feed them to my own family I don't think I should feed them to someone else. That being said, I bet my eggs from chickens with avian pox are still better than storebought eggs. What do you think?
If you have any info about this and what makes a sick chicken's eggs safe or not, I'd love to hear it.
Thanks,
CJ