Stuck egg! Collapsed egg hanging from vent! Prolapse! Oh my! What to do!

Thank you so much. Your articles are so helpful and reassuring.
Very well written and easy to understand! Thanks!
Super informative and thorough and enjoyable to read on top of that.
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Excellent information I’ve never had any of the conditions and hope I don’t. This information will be helpful if I do. That being said, I have found the occasional rubber egg or empty membrane in early mornings under the roost. I couldn’t tell who they came from. I’ve found lash eggs once and a very strangely warped thick shell. Without anyone exhibiting symptoms I don’t know who it came from. It’s been probably almost year since I’ve seen a rubber egg.
Excellent article! Quite informative and easy to understand
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Extremely clear and informative . Should I ever find one of my hens in one of these situations I will have the guidance I need.
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Thanks for explaining. How do you give them the calcium? Do you crush it and try put it in their water or something?
Great article, very helpful! Hope we never run into this issue, but I feel better knowing this article exists!
Very informative and helpful article. I also appreciated the explanation re different absorption times of various calcium supplements. Will definitely be stocking up on calcium citrate.
A very well written article. Clear explanations and simple steps on how to recognize and treat reproductive problems (egg binding, shell-less eggs, prolapse). Everyone should read this.
Very well written, informative article.
Very informative article, lots of great tips for spotting issues before they become big problems. Very helpful article!
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