We used vaseline on our White Leghorn hen & the only negative is that it's messy & stuck to her white feathers & then dirt stuck to the feathers when she dustbathed & stained her white to dirt stains that never came off till next moult. So w/ vet's ok we switched to using the vitamin E oil which worked beneficially to soak into the comb/wattle/face skin & didn't stain the feathers.

From Walmart we'd get this vit E/coconut oil blend ~ we don't need it now that we have no comb or wattle Silkies. This 12,000 IU is safer than the 24,000 IU bottle cuz the 24,000 has irritating lemon in it.

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Yes that would be fine, but read the Ingredients, anything with fragrance or any sort of alcohol will dry the skin even further (hey this the same for your skin also! So read the ingredients), creams that claim to dry fast on your skin have alcohol in them this is why it dries fast. And dries your skin - now just imagine poor wee chooks comb!
 
I heard it was really warm out west in many places, lots of rain in BC near Vancouver, flooding in Abbotsford - o worked on a pipeline job there and it’s all flat and low land - and thousands of chickens on factory farms - I feel for the chickens and cattle caught in the floods 😢.

Meanwhile here in the east cold and snowy.

Mrs LC has wee wattles
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She is such a cutie pie! I love seeing pictures of her - AND of hearing of her flying antics! I love a sweet, spicy chicken!
 
She is such a cutie pie! I love seeing pictures of her - AND of hearing of her flying antics! I love a sweet, spicy chicken!

She was a maniac last night! Flying everywhere - almost flying into my fave twice - I have good duck technique hahaha.
 

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