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Shell Yeah ClucKit™ Clean Eggs & Stronger Shells

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You know you've become a real chicken keeper when you start judging eggs before you even crack them.

A clean shell. A nice solid feel. That satisfying little thunk when it lands in the basket. It's weirdly exciting...until you find a muddy egg, a paper-thin shell, or one that cracks before you even make it to the kitchen.

The Shell Yeah CluckKit™ brings together the basics for cleaner eggs and nutrition that supports strong shell quality without making you piece together products one at a time. It's an easy routine that helps keep egg collection simple and gives your hens the support they need to do their best work.

What's Included

  • Egg Cleansing Wipes for quickly cleaning the occasional dirty egg.
  • Wire Egg Basket for collecting eggs while allowing airflow.
  • Aspen Egg Boost with Omega fatty acids, Vitamins D3 and E, and probiotics to support nutrient absorption, overall health, and shell quality in laying hens.

How to Use

Collect Eggs

  • Keep nest boxes clean and well bedded.
  • Collect eggs two to three times a day.
  • Use the wire basket to allow airflow during collection.

Clean Only When Needed

  • Brush off dry debris whenever possible to help preserve the egg's natural bloom.
  • If an egg needs cleaning, use an Egg Cleansing Wipe or wash with water warmer than the egg, then dry immediately.
  • Refrigerate washed eggs.

Support Strong Shells

  • Top-dress feed with Aspen Egg Boost according to the label directions.
  • Offer free-choice oyster shell (sold separately) so hens can regulate their calcium intake.
  • Always provide clean, fresh water.

Good to Know

  • Supports shell quality as part of a balanced nutrition program.
  • Aspen Egg Boost does not contain added calcium, so free-choice oyster shell is recommended for laying hens.
  • Thin shells can also be influenced by age, heat stress, parasites, and overall flock health.
  • Consistency matters more than occasional fixes.