blood on egg shell

[Wendy Soledad Celedonio]

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[Amir Sohel]

Good

[Chinmaya Pedgaonkar]

very nice information

[Md kayum]

Laying problem

[Md. Abul Hossain]

Infectious bronchitis

[Bello Bashir Bello]

Blood on an eggshell is usually caused by a ruptured blood vessel in the hen’s oviduct or cloaca, commonly occurring in young pullets just starting to lay (pullet eggs), older hens, or when a hen passes a very large egg.

[Jorge Luis Córdoba Rivera]

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[Dr Prasenjit Randive]

• Rupture of small blood vessels in the oviduct during egg formation

• Stress or sudden fright to birds

• Vent pecking or injury

• Young layers just starting production

• Prolapse of oviduct

• Nutritional deficiency (Vitamin K, Vitamin A)

• High body weight or obesity