Asil/Aseel hen not laying or has stopped laying

A common issue among many breeders is that their hens have stopped laying or not laying,There are several reasons to that.Usually young and good breed pullets in Asils start their first laying around
9-10 months of age.For the older breeder hens that may stop laying due to excessive breed and their body does not contain enough calcium to produce eggs. There is a method through which your any hen can start laying within days.

1) give your hen evion 600 one capsule daily in the mid day

2) before closing them in  the cage at night give them one capsule for pure and original fish oil capsules. do this for a week and see the results.

you may also give this to your rooster, he shall be extremely in heat, his body will turn red and you shall see flash like energy in your bird.

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