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The coop is plenty warm enough for a chicken with a normal body temperature. If you have a rectal thermometer, take his temp. It should be around 106F. If it's 100 or lower, he has hypothermia, and needs direct warming as I instructed. He won't get warmed back up in a 60 degree coop.

He needs some TLC. He has severe frostbite on comb and wattles. He's is in significant pain. Give him a chewable aspirin whole right in his beak twice a day for pain. Do not touch the frost bitten tissue or more harm will be done. He's also likely suffering from hypothermia. He needs warm sugar...

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