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I cracked an egg into the pan and almost screamed. There was something in it. Something that wasn't supposed to be there. Something that made my stomach turn. I stared at it for a solid ten seconds hoping I was seeing things. I wasn't. My backyard egg — the egg I was about to feed my family — had a worm in it. I threw away the whole carton. I couldn't even look at the rest. Then I panicked. How long had this been happening? Had we already eaten eggs like this? Were all my chickens infected? I started researching and what I found made me feel even worse. Intestinal parasites in chickens are incredibly common. Almost every backyard flock is exposed to them. Chickens pick up worm eggs from the ground every single day just by doing what chickens do — pecking and foraging. Most of the time, the worms stay in the digestive tract. But in heavy infestations, they can migrate. Into the reproductive system. Into the eggs. Finding one in your egg means the problem inside your chicken is already severe. I treated my flock. But more importantly, I realized I needed to prevent this from ever happening again. Now I use Flock Armor daily. It's a natural blend that supports gut health and creates an environment where parasites can't thrive. I haven't found anything in my eggs since. And I don't plan to ever again. If you've never thought about what might be happening inside your chickens, it's time to start. Tap the link before you crack your next egg.