It there a good price insulation I could use for my chicken coop?

[ShellyBear]

I have both rabbits and chickens who deal with the cold pretty well, but I'm tired with the waters frozen all the time and the frost bite. I thought, well is there a safe insulation I can use?
Thank you!

 

[Leigti]

I have both rabbits and chickens who deal with the cold pretty well, but I'm tired with the waters frozen all the time and the frost bite. I thought, well is there a safe insulation I can use? 
Thank you!

What is your set up like?

 

[ShellyBear]

I can't exactly describe it but it was a quick built shed from the previous owners, its about 80sqf and 8ft tall

 

[wamtazlady]

Frostbite is often caused by too much humidity in the coop and not enough ventilation more often than by cold weather itself. It's been down to -22 F here. No insulation in the coop. Two 1 by 3 foot vents, one 2 by 2 foot vent and the pop door open all the time. No added heat. Water is kept outside in the run with sides covered in clear plastic shower curtains. Waterer is a plastic tote/ horizontal nipples/stock tank deicer and supplied the girls with thawed water even at -22. No frostbite yet and I think we're through the coldest part of the winter.

 

[ShellyBear]

Yeah I was wondering about that, my chickens rarly get frost bite or just a bit but I still don't like it. Oh wow that crazy I'm impressed, I'll check my ventilation

 

[Hokum Coco]

I'm tired with the waters frozen all the time and the frost bite.

I am guessing "VENTILATION" is the remedy for your frost bite issues. Insulating in my opinion may only compound the frost bite problem.