Red Spot on Raw Egg: What Is It and Can You Eat It?

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Several factors can increase the likelihood of blood spots:

  • Genetics: Some breeds of hens are more prone to them.

  • Age: Both very young hens (just starting to lay) and older hens (near the end of their laying cycle) are more likely to produce eggs with spots.

  • Diet: Deficiencies in vitamins like vitamin A or vitamin K can affect vascular strength.

  • Stress: Environmental stressors can sometimes play a role.

  • Random Chance: Often, it’s simply a minor, natural occurrence with no underlying health issue in the hen.

  • Are They Safe to Eat?

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