Frozen Legs/Feet, When to Move Outside?

[Jlreay]

I have a young Brahma roo. 5 days ago I found him in the run with his legs and feet frozen solid. We had really cold temps and he must’ve found the coldest spot and slept on the ground for this to happen. Anyways, I brought him inside expecting he wouldn’t make it or at least have frostbite, but nothing. He was back on his feet in 24 hours, no swelling, no blisters, a little redness, eating, drinking, acting totally fine. Temps are much better now (-3C to +5) and the coop is insulated, wrapped and such. Can I put him back out now?

 

[Eggcessive]

I would be cautious and keep watching him. I still think that his feet may have been frostbitten, and they could change over the next week. There could be color changes or swelling, or drying out of the skin. Personally, I would place him in cool place but above freezing. Do you have a garage or basement that fits that description? I really hope that his feet are okay, but it can take a week or more to realize how much damage is done.