In daily life, we often encounter the situation of blood in the eggs laid by chickens. This not only affects the quality of the eggs, but can also pose a potential threat to the health of those who eat them. So, what should we do when this happens?
First of all, we need to understand why the eggs laid by chickens have blood. In general, this condition may be due to external forces or infections during the laying process of the hen, which causes damage to the mucous membrane of the genital tract, resulting in bloody eggs. In addition, certain diseases can also cause blood in the eggs laid by hens, such as avian flu, Newcastle disease, etc.
To ensure the health of those who eat it, we need to dispose of eggs with blood. Specifically, there are several ways to do this:
1.Hard-boiled eggs: If the eggs are cooked, then we can eat them with confidence. Because high temperatures can kill most bacteria and viruses, thus reducing the risk of consumption.
2.Uncooked eggs: If the eggs are not undercooked, then we need to discard them. Because undercooked eggs can contain bacteria and viruses, they may cause food poisoning when consumed.
3.Hard-boiled eggs with cracks in the shell: If there are cracks in the shell of hard-boiled eggs, then we need to discard them as well. Because the crack may cause bacteria and viruses to enter the inside of the egg, increasing the risk of consumption.
In addition to the handling of bloodied eggs, we also need to pay attention to the following:
1.Keep the house clean and hygienic, disinfect it regularly.
2.Vaccinate the hens in time to prevent the occurrence of diseases.
3.Regularly check the health status of the hens, and deal with any abnormalities in time.
In conclusion, when we encounter a situation where the eggs laid by chickens are bloody, we need to deal with them on a case-by-case basis. At the same time, measures such as keeping the house clean and hygienic, getting vaccinated in a timely manner, and regularly checking the health of the hens can also help prevent similar situations from happening.