Canary Stop Laying! 7 Non-Toxic Solid Plastic Fake Eggs Speckled Blue-Green Plastic 11/16 x 1/2 Not Painted Brand Made in USA

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CANARY: Control Egg Laying! Fast, Safely, Naturally.
brand Canary Eggs are made from non-toxic plastic with blue-green dye and speckles embedded in the hard plastic.
They ARE NOT PAINTED with toxic paint a bird can easily chew off as are many other brands.
Our exclusive canary eggs are a realistic measurement of 1/2″ x 11/16″ and were modeled after real canary eggs and made in the USA.
These little birds are prolific breeders laying many eggs in a clutch with consecutive cycles year-round.
To use simply replace a full clutch of eggs with all your .
This signals her DNA to stop producing more eggs and that it is time to incubate.
No stress on her body, and no stress on you! Egg laying is a normal function but can cause great anxiety in owners and health risks to your bird.
Remove the fake eggs when she is back to her non-hormonal self.
Breeders use dummy eggs to increase chick survival by replacing laid eggs with plastic and mechanically incubating the real ones.
Your bird will happily sit on them and never know you have replaced her real eggs.
Please read our directions included with your order carefully.
There is a lot of information in them that is very important for your success controlling breeding when using .
The Topics Covered Are: How Do Dummy Eggs Stop Egg Laying in pet parrots & birds? — Are non-toxic solid plastic fake eggs safe and what are made of? — What do I do with real unwanted eggs that my parrot or bird have laid? — How many dummy eggs do I put in her cage or nest at once? — When do I remove the from my bird’s cage or nest? — How does my bird behave when she is getting ready to lay eggs? — Can plastic dummy eggs work to replace both fertile and infertile eggs? — Can Dummy Eggs help serious avian health conditions like chronic egg laying or egg binding? — How do I use dummy eggs to protect hatching newborn baby chicks? — Will a fake egg help start a hen laying? — How do I know what egg size I need?

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