Jun 19, 2017 #1 SLChicks Songster 7 Years Joined May 22, 2017 Messages 38 Reaction score 18 Points 104 Location Bethel Park, PA My little RIR's have had really noticeable little combs for awhile now...but my EE's almost looks like it's missing, it's really flat and almost smooth. Is this "normal" for these type of chickens? Attachments IMG_2599.JPG 541.4 KB · Views: 80
My little RIR's have had really noticeable little combs for awhile now...but my EE's almost looks like it's missing, it's really flat and almost smooth. Is this "normal" for these type of chickens?
Jun 19, 2017 #2 Kiki 🙄🤚Do More!😩🤚 Less is More® Kiki Winz! Project Manager Premium Feather Member 10 Years Spirit Greeter Friend Joined Jul 31, 2015 Messages 154,175 Reaction score 1,052,167 Points 2,407 Location Houston, TX My Coop My Coop Yes...this is normal. Easter Eggers an have PEA combs. Not all chickens have the same type of comb. Check out this article : https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...ken-combs-single-pea-rose-v-shaped-etc.47958/
Yes...this is normal. Easter Eggers an have PEA combs. Not all chickens have the same type of comb. Check out this article : https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...ken-combs-single-pea-rose-v-shaped-etc.47958/
Jun 19, 2017 #3 AlaskaEE Chirping Joined Apr 12, 2017 Messages 50 Reaction score 34 Points 56 Totally normal! I had an EE with a cushion comb. It started flat and smooth and got wider. Attachments April 11 - 1.jpg 58.4 KB · Views: 24
Jun 20, 2017 #4 rosemarythyme Scarborough Fair 9 Years Educator Spirit Friend Joined Jul 3, 2016 Messages 27,996 Reaction score 59,832 Points 1,242 Location WA, Pac NW My Coop My Coop Completely normal, and as it gets older and closer to point of lay the comb will redden and puff up a bit.
Completely normal, and as it gets older and closer to point of lay the comb will redden and puff up a bit.
Jun 20, 2017 #5 getaclue Rest in Peace 1956-2024 11 Years Loving Legacy Joined Jun 19, 2013 Messages 12,614 Reaction score 43,766 Points 1,252 Location Central Florida Here is a good article on Comb Types, with pictures. https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-9-comb-types.63029/
Here is a good article on Comb Types, with pictures. https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/the-9-comb-types.63029/