Dubbing My Rooster Need Advices

[Saaniya]

I don't have any advice but he's a lucky rooster to have you looking out for him. Good luck!

Thank u dear ..so much I never experience dubbing I watch all the videos on YouTube we are worried he's a lovely guy

 

[Islander11]

It is better to dub a rooster when It is younger. However, I had a Leghorn with a very large comb. Similar situation. I used Styptic power, which stopped the bleeding faster than I have ever seen. Make sure you use the correct scissors, and that they are sharp. I have seen people use Razor blades to dub roosters and It never works out 100%.

Link to Styptic power I used: https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/four-paws-quick-blood-stopper-styptic-powder

I also recommend controlling his movement, less movement will mean less bleeding.

Good luck! You should do great.

 

[Saaniya]

It is better to dub a rooster when It is younger. However, I had a Leghorn with a very large comb. Similar situation. I used Styptic power, which stopped the bleeding faster than I have ever seen. Make sure you use the correct scissors, and that they are sharp. I have seen people use Razor blades to dub roosters and It never works out 100%.

Link to Styptic power I used: https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/four-paws-quick-blood-stopper-styptic-powder

I also recommend controlling his movement, less movement will mean less bleeding.

Good luck! You should do great.

Thank God u reply ..what is Styptic pls tell .I've some Bottle Of CIPLA Called Blood Stop Powder , all topicals ready surgical scissors , I do buy surgical blades but I don't know how to use them

 

[Ruralhideaway]

Just a note, don't get the blood stop or styptic powder in his eyes. You'll need to apply it quickly so rig a blindfold first. Make sure it can't get under it.

Also calling a regular dog and cat vet is less likely to get you help. Can you find a farm or large animal vet? They can be more willing and practical.

 

[Saaniya]

Just a note, don't get the blood stop or styptic powder in his eyes. You'll need to apply it quickly so rig a blindfold first. Make sure it can't get under it.

Also calling a regular dog and cat vet is less likely to get you help. Can you find a farm or large animal vet? They can be more willing and practical.

Ohh okay but how to blindfold him?

 

[Islander11]

Thank God u reply ..what is Styptic pls tell .I've some Bottle Of CIPLA Called Blood Stop Powder , all topicals ready surgical scissors , I do buy surgical blades but I don't know how to use them

Styptic is the Blood stop Powder. Like another person said, make sure it doesn’t get in his eyes. Good luck and make sure to use Antibiotics!

 

[Islander11]

Ohh okay but how to blindfold him?

Use cloth, just make sure you don’t suffocate him.

 

[Ruralhideaway]

I don't know. Blood will saturate the cloth, possibly carrying powder in.

Maybe using medical tape with damp cotton on the inside against his eyes so the tape can't touch his eyes but is sealed up. Carefully avoiding the nostrils.

 

[Saaniya]

Just a note, don't get the blood stop or styptic powder in his eyes. You'll need to apply it quickly so rig a blindfold first. Make sure it can't get under it.

Also calling a regular dog and cat vet is less likely to get you help. Can you find a farm or large animal vet? They can be more willing and practical.

I talked to vets in my area but they don't treat chicken even they don't have knowledge about dubbing

 

[Saaniya]

Styptic is the Blood stop Powder. Like another person said, make sure it doesn’t get in his eyes. Good luck and make sure to use Antibiotics!

Ohh get it ..antibiotic in water??
I have topical antibiotic Suframycin & Betadine