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DUMMY EGGS • FAKE EGGS • DECOY EGGS
• PLASTIC EGGS

REPLACE LIVE EGGS WITH DUMMY EGGS

Faux Oeufs plastique solide blanc réaliste.

• REALISTIC • SOLID PLASTIC • NON-TOXIC
• REUSABLE FAKE BIRD EGGS

WEIGHTED LIKE REAL EGGS

Control Egg Laying! Fast, Safely, Naturally.
DIRECTIONS & FAQ:
HOW & WHY DummyEggs WORK!

Please read our directions included with your order carefully. There is a lot of information in them that is very important. Everyday we get letters from bird owners in a panic. They ask us to please explain what we have already covered in our detailed instructions on how to successfully use DummyEggs to control egg laying. We have included many details in our frequently asked questions flyer, nuances that may not be apparent at first.

The Topics Covered Are:

•What are DummyEggs?
•Do birds count their eggs?
•Should I replace live eggs one by one?
•How do I create a nest bowl?
•When do I remove the DummyEggs?
•What is broody behavior?
•How long before the egg laying cycle starts over again?
•Are they safe for my bird?
•How do I clean my DummyEggs?
•What are reasons for rejection?
•Are giant droppings normal?
•What the difference between fertile and infertile?
•Can DummyEggs help serious avian health conditions?

“Her DNA tells her exactly how many eggs she should lay, extra eggs will be pushed out of the nest. Dummy eggs inhibit your bird from laying more eggs to replace ones that have been removed or broken. And because they are plastic, they won’t hatch!”

Replace the real eggs and relax. Your bird can now sit her fake eggs until she loses interest in 2 to 4 weeks depending on species. You can find the number of incubation days for your species on our Size Chart. We want her to think she has completed laying all the real eggs she is supposed to. This is what signals her hormones to turn off and she naturally stops laying more eggs. It is all a numbers game, it is better to have too many eggs than too few.

Many birds, male and female, break their eggs and then keep replacing them. This leads to calcium depletion and health concerns. There are no health concerns with a healthy hen who is laying her normal natural eggs for reproduction. DummyEggs cannot stop your bird from ever laying another egg, but work very effectively to control the number of eggs she will lay in each cycle and in her lifetime.

Please use our Size Chart to determine the egg size you will need that corresponds with each of the most popular domestic birds. Also included in this reference chart are the number of fake dummy eggs you will need to purchase based on average clutch size. Make sure to remove the dummy eggs after the number of incubation days listed for your species.

“My philosophy is to give brooding hens what they want, a nest of eggs. Depriving her of comfort, food and daylight will create a weak sick bird who will still lay eggs.”

*Clutch size refers to the number of total eggs laid in a single nesting cycle.