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Frostbite on Roosters Comb
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Brrr! Virginia's winter has turned into a frosty chicken challenge, with single-digit temps and blustery winds making our feathered friends' combs shiver! If your rooster’s comb is showing signs of frostbite, don’t cluck in despair just yet! While it’s definitely a chilly situation, there are options to help. From slathering on some Vaseline to keeping your flock cozy indoors, let’s tackle this frosty fowl dilemma together. After all, a happy rooster is a cluck-tastic rooster! 🐓❄️
| | It’s been so cold in Virginia that it’s been in the single digits at night and strong winds today plus tonight. We have an electric heater in the chicken coop but going put everyone indoors tonight instead of the coop cuz of high winds. I heard putting Vaseline on the comb helps. My fiancé thinks he will loose some of his comb. Is this really bad frostbite or what are some options we can do to help [link] [comments] |
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