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Lash Egg Care
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Oh, cluck-tastic news! Charlotte just laid a lash egg, and that’s definitely a first for her! While it might sound like something straight out of a fowl fairy tale, we know it can leave any chicken enthusiast feeling a bit frazzled. First things first, it’s great to hear she’s active, eating, and drinking normally—those bright red combs are a good sign! Since you’ve already booked a vet appointment and quarantined her, you’re on the right track. In the meantime, keep an eye on her behavior and ensure she’s comfortable. Offer her some extra love and attention—maybe a little treat or two? Let’s keep our feathered friend happy while we wait for the vet’s expert advice!
 | Charlotte laid a lash egg today. it’s the first time it’s ever happened. She was laying normally yesterday. She is still is active. Charlotte is drinking and eating normally. Her comb still bright and red. I booked an appointment for the vet tomorrow, and quarantined her. But in the meantime, what should I do for her? [link] [comments] |
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