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It worked! We raised the shorter right side by 3 inches and has made all the difference.

I could, I can take down the smaller right side easily.

She is, she is her perky, sassy self. No changes to eating, drinking or her socializing.

Hello All, It's the winter doldrums here in CO and we have some pecking issues when the girls go to roost. We have two partridge Wyandotte's who are dominant and tend to peck the heck out of everyone when getting settled for the night. It is usually short lived but one of the Columbia...

Here we are about two weeks post frostbite on the left - the photo on the right is the original from Jan 18th.

How inspiring! What a great set up with a ton of forethought. Might have to share this with the hubby for a wishlist in our own coop! Thanks for sharing!

Great thank you!

Yes will do!

Hi, I am having a similar issue. Can you recommend a good picking spray? I was also considering a chicken saddle but not sure if that might actually cause more harm for keeping her warm in the winter? Thanks!

Hi all, just popping on this thread to see if anyone has ever tried or used the Pick No More for backs and feathers? I have two girls who are having their feathers pecked this winter and it's getting down to their down layer. I was considering a chicken saddle but don't want to impede their...

thank you

Here is a photo taken today - now four days out from the cold snap. Will thankfully be more of the 40 and 50 degrees this weekend.

this is great thank you

Thank you, will snap some photos - and thank you for the words of encouragement!

Hi All, This is our first winter having chickens in Golden CO, our flock is just ten months, one being a barred rock. We just had three days of - 8 to -10 weather here and on the last day of the cold snap the barred rock started showing signs of what I think is mild frostbite on her comb -...

We did, she is a real champ with letting us do it too.

Hi! Still laying soft rubbery eggs, we haven't had much difference since giving the calcium. I am wondering if this is more of a genetic dysfunction?

Thank you will keep everyone posted on how it goes!

Awesome we will try it! Thank you!