Can you eat eggs from wormy hens?
You should not eat eggs from wormy hens. Here's why:
* Worms can contaminate the eggs: While worms don't typically live inside the egg itself, they can contaminate the outside of the egg through their feces or by crawling on the eggs.
* Health risks: Consuming contaminated eggs can lead to various health issues, including:
* Parasites: Some worms can be transmitted to humans through contaminated eggs, causing infections.
* Food poisoning: Bacteria can also be present on the eggs, leading to food poisoning.
What to do if you have wormy hens:
1. Treat your hens: Consult a veterinarian to determine the type of worms affecting your hens and get the right medication.
2. Clean your coop: Thoroughly clean and disinfect your coop to prevent reinfection.
3. Discard contaminated eggs: Do not eat eggs laid by your hens until they are treated and you are sure the eggs are clean.
4. Wash eggs thoroughly: Always wash eggs thoroughly with cold water and soap before eating them.
Remember, it's best to err on the side of caution when it comes to your health and the health of your chickens.
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