I have 2 hens and one of them (a Califonia White) is laying extremely thin shelled eggs. In fact for 4 days in a row I've found her eggs broken and possibly eaten.
Several weeks ago I found an eaten egg so I put a plastic egg in one of the nesting boxes and didn't have any problem till now.
My Ameracauna went through a typical molt this winter and now is laying eggs with good strong shells. Does not molting produce thin shelled eggs?
My Califonia White never did go into a molt and kept laying everyday but she is looking very scrawny now....Any ideas??? Thanks.
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