Plastic Chicken Training Eggs - 5 Pack

These plastic training eggs help chicken keepers manage laying behavior and protect real eggs from damage. Each pack contains 5 durable dummy eggs designed for multiple training purposes in your chicken coop.

Train Hens to Use Nesting Boxes

Place these training eggs in your nesting boxes to guide hens to the correct laying location. Chickens naturally prefer to lay eggs where they see other eggs already present. By positioning these dummy eggs in designated nesting areas, you create a visual cue that encourages hens to lay in the same spot consistently, making egg collection more efficient.

Prevent Egg Pecking and Eating

Egg eating is a difficult habit to break once chickens start. These fake eggs discourage pecking behavior by providing an unsatisfying experience when hens attempt to peck them. The hard plastic surface quickly teaches chickens that pecking eggs yields no reward, helping to break the cycle before it affects your real egg production.

Test Broody Hen Behavior

Determining whether a hen is genuinely broody or just temporarily sitting on eggs can be challenging. Use these training eggs to test a hen's commitment to brooding without risking fertile or fresh eggs. Since plastic eggs won't spoil or develop, you can leave them under a potentially broody hen for several days to confirm her dedication before providing real eggs for hatching.

Durable and Reusable

Unlike real eggs, these training eggs withstand repeated use without breaking, rotting, or attracting pests. They maintain their appearance and functionality through all weather conditions, making them a long-term solution for chicken coop management. The realistic size and weight help chickens accept them as genuine eggs.

Product Specifications

Each pack contains 5 plastic training eggs. The eggs are designed to mimic the approximate size and shape of standard chicken eggs, providing realistic training results.

Multiple Uses for Chicken Keepers

Whether you're setting up a new coop, introducing young pullets to nesting boxes, addressing behavioral issues with established layers, or preparing for hatching season, these training eggs serve as a versatile tool for poultry management. They're particularly useful when introducing new hens to your flock or relocating nesting box positions.