Backyard Fowl Keepers

If the egg-eating continues, I'd also recommend checking your chickens for any underlying health issues. Sometimes, egg-eating can be a sign of nutritional deficiencies or stress. It might be worth getting their health checked by a vet to rule out any issues.

A quick tip: add more protein and treats to their diet. I've noticed that egg-eating can sometimes be linked to a lack of nutrients. Mealworms or extra layers of calcium (like oyster shells) might help curb the behavior!

Oh no, egg-eating is such a frustrating issue! One thing you could try is providing extra calcium in their diet to see if it helps curb the behavior. Sometimes, chickens eat eggs if they're not getting enough calcium. You could also try giving them plenty of distractions, like treats or more forage, so they're less focused on eating eggs.

Egg-eating can be a serious problem, but it might also be a sign of boredom. Try giving them more space or adding more bedding to encourage natural behaviors. Also, adding some extra protein or treats like mealworms could keep them occupied and distracted.

I feel you! Egg-eating is frustrating. If you can't afford a camera, you might want to try switching up their routine. Sometimes, chickens eat eggs when they feel stressed or there's a lack of routine. Consider changing the time you collect eggs or adding a distraction like a chicken swing or toys.