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  1. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Update on our frost bitten "Lawrence". Lawrence saw the vet on January 6th, and had both wattles removed (vet had never done this before, and it was very bloody). Please note: Lawrence's wattles were so swollen, that he could not even eat or drink on his own, since the wattles would...
  2. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    To FlaChickenMan Thanks for your kind offer on the med calculations. On my previous post I made the mistake of thanking "her". My mind has really been elsewhere lately. Please excuse the typo.
  3. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Thanks to all again for your replies to our dilemma with this antibiotic. With my husband's help we came up with this ratio, however, please note that neither of us are mathmaticians: [The package says 6.4 oz. in 100 gal. of water is correct ratio for 100 mgs of the antibiotic, which is the...
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    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Thank you Silkiechicken. This is my problem -- I have a package that had been previously opened, so it's impossible for me to tell how much powder was actually in the 10 g (which is what the total package contained before it was opened) package. The dosage chart I had has since been lost or...
  5. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Our White Leghorn young rooster, Lawrence, who suffered from severe frostbite on his wattles, and some frostbite on the tips of his comb on December 29th, is doing better. I continue to hand feed him oatmeal mixed with either broccoli florets, romaine lettuce, apples, niblet corn, etc. His...
  6. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Opa -- thanks for the information. I am only using regular Neosporin on our rooster. I read where Polysporin was what I should use, but didn't have that, so opted for the Neosporin. Thanks again for your help.
  7. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Thanks Silkiechicken. I have modified my profile to show that we live just outside Show Low, Arizona (at approximately 6400 elevation). We had a temperature a couple nights ago, when this happened, of 0 degrees. This coming week we are to be in the single digits, so all chickens are in the...
  8. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Thank you all for your kind replies and your welcoming me to your forum. A special thanks to silkiechicken for the websites. I visited both and found some interesting information. This is my first time using a "forum", and find that the BYC can be a very useful tool. Thank you again for...
  9. Pinetreelover

    Another newbie -- dire question re our rooster's frost bitten wattles

    Our White Leghorn young rooster suffered from frost bite two nights ago. His comb and wattles were affected -- especially his wattles which are quite swollen. I have been applying Neosporin to his comb and wattles and he has been taken out of our barn and placed into our garage in an x-pen...
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