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The roosters combs are also frostbitten and I have a leghorn that is a little as well.

I'll post a few pics I took a while ago. So these are old pics. My wall is done. It sections them off into a third of the shed. I included a picture of the roost but have since removed the Christmas lights. You can see that the coop is a large shed with metal siding. I have to work long...

To be honest I don't really care about their combs. They can get by just fine but frozen feet is a problem. My chickens don't really go outside. They are never interestedn as long as their is snow on the ground. So this is all inside the coop.

Decided to put this here because I wanted to discuss coop design to prevent frostbite. First winter keeping chickens. My rooster and one small hen have frostbite on their feet. I think I will have to put one or two down it is so bad. Anyways I had a dirt floor as I had read about sand floors and...