One of my four ladies is driving me nuts. She only lays once or twice a week, the other lay everyday.  She eats the same food and is not getting pushed out, there is anyways plenty to go around.
She seems to be well and is perky, she is eatting and drink.
Does anyone have any ideas please?
Thanks Nikki
			
			
									
									Hen not laying.
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Hen not laying.
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Re: Hen not laying.
What breed is she? Some aren't as productive as others. If she seems otherwise healthy then it may be that she's still a little bit young. 
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Re: Hen not laying.
Hi Zoe.
Its Orin's chcken, she is a Amberlink. I am hoping that your right she should be about 29/30 weeks old. I will give her a bit more time before I get too cross with her then.
Nikki
			
			
									
									Its Orin's chcken, she is a Amberlink. I am hoping that your right she should be about 29/30 weeks old. I will give her a bit more time before I get too cross with her then.
Nikki
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Re: Hen not laying.
Feeding scraps can reduce egg production as well. If she doesn't step up production soon, then stop the treats and just feed the layers mix for a while. See if that helps. 
Zoe
			
			
									
									
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Re: Hen not laying.
Thanks will do!!  Does this include grass, veg etc???
			
			
									
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Re: Hen not laying.
Yes, the layers formula is specially designed for optimum egg production. Anything else just dilutes it. Greens do helptheir general wellbeing though so I would keep up the grass and a small amount of green leaves each day but only a handful. 
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Re: Hen not laying.
Cool beans, cheers Zoe.  
			
			
									
									
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