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[Threechimkens]

Photos please

Generally Frostbite is not deadly, but you will want to monitor it.

 

[Threechimkens]

Do you have a picture?
How bad is it?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

It's not too bad. Likely will loose the tips and the comb will round off some.
Having ventilation in the coop is essential, but some birds will get frostbite regardless if they are roaming around in cold weather. Frostbite is exposure and moisture. If you keep water inside your coop at night I would take it out.

 

[CluckerFamily]

That isn’t too bad. He will lose those parts.

 

[Threechimkens]

It's not too bad. Likely will loose the tips and the comb will round off some.
Having ventilation in the coop is essential, but some birds will get frostbite regardless if they are roaming around in cold weather. Frostbite is exposure and moisture. If you keep water inside your coop at night I would take it out.

I don’t keep water in the coop and I keep the door open since I have two doors for the coop. The other door I keep open is surrounded by a run THat is predator proof. Also they do roam outside. Is there anything I can do

 

[Threechimkens]

That isn’t too bad. He will lose those parts.

But will it grow back or that will be permanent? Will it affect her though? Because I don’t know how to fix it

 

[CluckerFamily]

But will it grow back or that will be permanent? Will it affect her though? Because I don’t know how to fix it

You can’t fix it and it won’t grow back.

 

[Threechimkens]

You can’t fix it and it won’t grow back.

Will it affect her though? And will it hurt? So this happens to other chickens too they just loose a part of their comb... what if the whole comb gets a frostbite

 

[CluckerFamily]

Will it affect her though? And will it hurt? So this happens to other chickens too they just loose a part of their comb... what if the whole comb gets a frostbite

Anything that gets frostbite will die and fall off, even toes and feet.
Affect her? I’m not sure. I thought roosters fertility could be affected by a frostbite comb but this came from an old farmer and these thoughts aren’t always correct.
I know you have ventilation but are the drafts blocked?

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Frostbite doesn't affect fertility. Trust me, I have a male that loses something every year without fail and he makes more chicks than I'd prefer