Peafowl advice

keeper95

In the Brooder
Jun 12, 2016
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Hi there: this is my first year raising peafowl and things have gone well up until now. I noticed today that both my peacocks have splits between their toes and they are bleeding a bit. Wondering if any one can give me some advice on how to treat it. Im wondering if it is because of the cold weather that their skin is cracking in between their toes. Any advice would be much appreciated.
 
What are the temperatures ... night ... days?
They sleep outside?
This is what kind ... indian blue .... spalding .... green?
 
They are Indian blue. They sleep in the barn but it isn't heated. I do keep a heat lamp on for them. The weather has been between -8 and -14 Celsius.
 
One thing you can do is catch them and spray their feet with anti-biotics to keep them from getting infrected. I had a silver pheasant hen who had this problem earlier in winter and it helped her.
 
I did treat his foot with antibiotic sauve and it helped heal it completely. Thanks for your advice.
 

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