CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can neutered chickens still lay eggs? Can culled egg-laying chickens still lay eggs?

1. Can a chicken still lay eggs after being sterilized?

If the rooster is sterilized, the hen will still lay eggs O(∩_∩)O

The hen has two fallopian tubes. If the degenerate fallopian tube is tied, the eggs will come out; if the normal fallopian tube is tied, the eggs will not come out.

2. Can egg-laying chickens that have been eliminated still lay eggs?

There are many varieties of laying hens, including the White Leghorn, the Rock Island Red, the New Han Summer, the Australian Black, the Rock, the Langshan, the Jiujin, the Silky, etc. When raising laying hens, you need to weigh them regularly every month and adjust the feed according to the different growth stages of the laying hens to ensure that the feed is diversified and nutritionally balanced to promote the development of laying hens.

3. Do egret chickens lay eggs?

The egret chicken lays eggs.

1. Luhua chicken is a native chicken breed in my country, produced in Wenshang County, Shandong Province. Luhua chicken is oval and large, with a single comb and black and white feathers. The white stripes of roosters are wider than black, while the stripes of hens are the same width and narrowness.

2. It is a dual-purpose chicken breed for both egg and meat. The chicken has a uniform body shape, with an upright and slightly high neck, a slightly narrow forequarters, a long and straight back, a wide and plump hindquarters, long legs, a high tail feather, and a body shape like an ingot. The horizontal striped feathers are the basic characteristics of the chicken's appearance. Most of the feathers on the body are black and white, with uniform width and narrowness. The edges of the head and neck feathers of the hen are inlaid with orange-red or khaki, and the feathers are dense. The neck feathers and saddle feathers of the rooster are mostly red, and the tail feathers are black with a green luster. Single combs are the most common, and bean combs, rose combs, pea combs and strawberry combs are less common. The base of the beak is black, and the edges and tip are white. The iris is orange-red. The shank color is mainly white.

3. The claws are mostly white, and the skin is white. Adult chicken weight: male 1400 grams, female 1260 grams. 180-day-old slaughter rate: half-eviscerated, male 81.2%, female 80.0%; fully eviscerated, male 71.2%, female 68.9%. The first laying age is 150-180 days. Under normal rural feeding and management conditions, the annual egg production is 130-150 eggs; under better feeding conditions, the annual egg production is 180-200 eggs. The egg weight is 45 grams, and the eggshell is mostly light brown.

4. How long can a brooding hen continue to raise chicks after it starts laying eggs?

After the brooding hens start laying eggs, it is generally about 21 days before the chicks can be picked up. The reason is that the incubation period of eggs is 21 days. After the brooding hens start laying eggs, the temperature and humidity of the eggs need to be maintained to ensure that the embryo inside the eggs can develop normally. After the incubation period is over, the chicks will hatch and can be picked up. After picking up the chicks, they need to be provided with good diet, shelter and warmth. At the same time, attention should be paid to their epidemic prevention and maintenance to ensure their healthy growth.

5. A chicken was too fat and suddenly died while laying eggs. Can we still eat it?

Hello! This chicken is too fat, so its heart must be in bad condition. When laying eggs, it may have exerted too much force, causing a heart attack and death. Of course, the chicken is edible.

6. Will chickens still lay eggs if they are fed medicine during their laying period?

Reasons for hens not laying eggs: This is because the hens suffer from yolk peritonitis. When hens suffer from yolk peritonitis, there are generally no other symptoms except "false egg laying". According to experts, if such hens are slaughtered and autopsied, it will be found that although the ovaries of the hens are normal and there are eggs, there will be yellow effusion and deteriorated yellow-white yolk fragments in the abdominal cavity. This is because the hens are chased or frightened violently during the egg-laying period, causing the mature eggs to fall into the abdominal cavity instead of entering the oviduct. It can be seen that chicken farmers should strengthen the management of laying hens and prevent strangers or enemies from entering the chicken coop. This is an effective measure to prevent the occurrence of this disease. After the hens suffer from yolk peritonitis, various antibacterial drugs have no obvious effect. According to experts, Chinese medicine can be used for treatment: chop the Chinese medicine rhubarb vine into powder, mix it with flour to make pills, feed the pills to the sick chickens 3 times a day, and feed 2 grams of raw medicine each time. Feed continuously for 4-7 days, and the hens can resume laying eggs. Hens should still be fed medicine for about a week after laying eggs to prevent recurrence of the disease.

7. Do chickens lay eggs while lying down?

At the beginning, lie prone or squat, and when you are about to lay the egg, half squat and lay it carefully on the ground, so the egg is rarely broken.

Chickens usually lay eggs while squatting, and then stand up and cluck loudly to show off.

When a hen lays an egg, she always cackles loudly, which is a sign of her happiness. It is not easy for a hen to lay eggs, as she has to lie in the nest for a long time before she can lay eggs. So after a hen lays an egg, she will feel very relaxed and cack happily.

After the hen has rested, she slowly comes out of the nest. At this time, if you throw a handful of rice to the hen, she will eat all the rice in one breath.

8. Are there seasons for chickens to lay eggs?

It depends on the season. Generally, they don’t lay eggs in cold and hot seasons, but they love to lay eggs when the temperature is suitable!

9. Do chickens lay eggs in summer?

Chickens lay eggs in the summer. Chickens lay eggs all year round, and the peak period for laying eggs is when the chickens are two or three years old. In the summer, as the temperature continues to rise, some chickens will begin to shed their feathers to avoid the heat in order to adapt to the high temperature. The egg production will decrease, but they will still lay eggs. This requires chicken farmers to scientifically mix feed, increase fruits, vegetables and other foods, and promote the egg production of chickens.

10. Do chickens lay eggs every day?

The first reason why eggs are not laid every day is that they do not get enough nutrition.

The second reason is that the formation of eggs requires a process. An egg cannot form a follicle every day. It requires various trace elements, proteins, etc. A chicken cannot secrete a follicle every day. There is an indirect process in between.

The third reason is that sometimes the climate will affect the body's ability to protect itself. The body absorbs nutrients, but the wife cannot get enough nutrients and cannot form eggs. Because of the above three reasons, it is said that chickens cannot lay eggs every day!