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OP, How's your roo? Haven't checked up for a while. Regards, Leaf

Sorry to hear about that. Hope he improves! Regards, Leaf

Hey OP, How's your roo? I've been reading, but haven't found much. Hope he's doing well. Regards, Leaf

:welcome Regards, Leaf

I will say this once more for the OP. Please move your chicken into a warm, safe place where he is not situated on concrete. No antibiotics or remedies needed. Let the toes fall off, the chicken will be able to act normally and walk fine without them. Then keep him in a dog crate with blankets...

Kathy has already responded on the thread. Her avatar is the chicken being tube fed. She posted just above you. I don't really see why you are angry since we answered to the best of our abilities, but no hard feelings. Sorry if I sounded condescending. Regards, Leaf ETA: Looking through the...

I know that tones are difficult to convey over the Internet, I've gotten into trouble with them myself many times, so I will refrain from commenting on your reply to enola. :/ We are all trying to help to the best of our abilities, so please be understanding. Honestly, I doubt these toes are...

OP, how is your roo? I still haven't found anything other than the possibility of frostbite... I'm so sorry. I doubt that this will kill the roo, if his toes fall off, he'll still be able to walk with a little practice. Regards, Leaf

Were his towels wet? Is he in a warm room? Can we see a full pic of his entire body? Regards, Leaf

OP, How is your roo? You can wrap his feet with bandages, neosporin, and vetrecyn wound spray. Good luck! Regards, Leaf

The first picture? I think it is unrelated, from another thread, but I am not sure... Regards, Leaf

I was thinking that the second picture resembled it more closely, especially with the swelling above the black area where the blood flow has not been cut off. Perhaps the roo was brought in for the frostbite in the first place? I'm slightly confused... Regards, Leaf

Only problem with the frostbite diagnosis, which was my first thought as well, is that this roo's been inside all winter, in an apparently warm room. I'm not sure if I misunderstood, but I believe the condition started inside, so frostbite was ruled out. Unless he is in a freezing room or...

Yes, I believe it was in the screenshot you took. How is your roo OP? Regards, Leaf

Have his blankets been wet, possibly from spilling water like huntingirl mentioned? Keeping your roo in my thoughts. Regards, Leaf

Eggcessive, so glad you came! OP, here's someone with at least x100 of my chicken knowledge. Good luck! Regards, Leaf

Thank you! So do you. OP, I was wondering if you keep your rooster in a room where the heat may shut off at night, or an air conditioning may turn on? If so, I would move him to your room, or a warmer place, so that you can monitor temperatures. Keeping you and your chicken in my thoughts! :fl...

You don't sound stupid at all! You are trying to help, and doing well. Just putting in the effort shows that you obviously care very much. You are most definitely appreciated! :hugs Regards, Leaf

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/824569/black-toe https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/850009/chickens-toes-turning-black-help https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/843727/my-chicken-has-curled-black-feet-and-i-have-no-idea-what-it-is Hope these help. Regards, Leaf

I would let it be. If it falls off, it falls off. I wouldn't try to amputate it at home, unless it is obviously becoming a problem for them. Is the chicken vaccinated for Marek's? Regards, Leaf