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Blažena was bad, she could defecate but only sparse. I assessed that she was eggbound. She wasn't exactly apathetic, so I just gave her a few baths and after about three days she laid her first egg. Now she looks fine. And finally, the period has come when we have a lot of eggs.

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Meet Blažena, a quirky hen who initially had us all worried. With her sparse defecation and a look that screamed concern, it became clear that she was eggbound. But fear not—this feathered friend wasn’t entirely apathetic! After a few soothing baths and some tender care, she surprised us all by laying her first egg after just three days. Now, she’s thriving and back to her cluck-tastic self, and the egg-laying season has officially begun! With plenty of eggs rolling in, it’s time to celebrate the joys of chicken-keeping and the delightful surprises our feathered friends bring.
Blažena was bad, she could defecate but only sparse. I assessed that she was eggbound. She wasn't exactly apathetic, so I just gave her a few baths and after about three days she laid her first egg. Now she looks fine. And finally, the period has come when we have a lot of eggs.

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Blažena was bad, she could defecate but only sparse. I assessed that she was eggbound. She wasn't exactly apathetic, so I just gave her a few baths and after about three days she laid her first egg. Now she looks fine. And finally, the period has come when we have a lot of eggs. | alektorophobia.com