Since my original questions on this subject (and how frostbite relates to fertility) were totally ignored, I thought I would just ask how to dub a single comb.
My sister's White Leghorn cockerel got a mild case of frostbite on his comb points and they are starting to look a little infected (at least that's what my sister thinks). We are wanting to know how to dub these points and maybe even a little bit more of his comb so that we won't have to deal with frostbite as much next year.
How does one dub a comb safely? What tools should be used? What measures can be taken to halt bleeding? Are there any extra precautions besides bleeding that one should consider?
Thanks for your info.
~Gresh~
My sister's White Leghorn cockerel got a mild case of frostbite on his comb points and they are starting to look a little infected (at least that's what my sister thinks). We are wanting to know how to dub these points and maybe even a little bit more of his comb so that we won't have to deal with frostbite as much next year.
How does one dub a comb safely? What tools should be used? What measures can be taken to halt bleeding? Are there any extra precautions besides bleeding that one should consider?
Thanks for your info.
~Gresh~