Black spots on comb?

[HappyChickens101]

Hey guys so my littlest hen has some black spots on her comb it may be pecking but I’m not sure. My other chickens seem to have barely any black spots but they still have maybe one or two. The rooster has like dark looking skin. I’m new to chickens so I don’t know what it is or what the pox are.

 

[nuthatched]

The red hen has pecks, the white looks like frost bite

 

[HappyChickens101]

The red hen has pecks, the white looks like frost bite

Oh no what do I do??

 

[HappyChickens101]

We live in Tennessee so the weather is bipolar. It is winter and how would I prevent frostbite? I do have this bottle spray. Oils I just put this in it for awhile?

 

[nuthatched]

Just rub some Vaseline on the comb if it's going to be around freezing at night

 

[HappyChickens101]

Will he be ok if his comb looks like that right now? Also would the spray help my hens comb? (And rooster Bc it says frostbite?)

 

[HeatherKellyB]

I've heard the opposite about Vaseline use in freezing temps. I've heard that it can cause problems and possibly exacerbate frostbite. You probably should research this as I'm unsure about the facts regarding Vaseline/petroleum jelly.
I haven't put anything on my boys comb and it's been similar temps here in NC that you're experiencing and they choose to sleep outside (they've been doing this since July 2019). Edit note..... I make the boys sleep inside if the weather is cold and windy or dangerous.
For frostbite prevention, it's best to keep a well ventilated coop that's dry and free of drafts.
The other comb does look like pecks from another bird.
@Eggcessive has helped me with comb concerns before and is extremely knowledgeable.

 

[HappyChickens101]

Would the bottle help for both then?

 

[HappyChickens101]

Would the bottle help for both then?

If I used it multiple times a day?

 

[Birdie mom]

I don't think you need to put anything on the hen's comb. It's already healing and isn't that large of a would. As for the rooster I am not sure. I would just make sure your coop isn't too drafty and leave it be. (I'm not a frostbite expert but my roosters have had it and it never bothered them.)