- Mar 11, 2007
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We have a wonderful 4-year old Single Comb Brown Leghorn Rooster, "Walker", who's the love of our lives. He has injured his comb, sparring with another one of our best roosters, "Chanticleer". We have a flock of 20 hens who day range on a large pasture. Most of the time, everyone gets along. But of course, it's spring right now, so hormones are up and the roosters are sparring.
Chanticleer has taken a chunk out of the back of Walker's comb. It is bleeding heavily and just will not stop. We have tried styptic pencils, ice, pressure, sugar, flour, cayenne, and a few other stop-the-bleeding home remedies that we've found on the internet. Nothing seems to be working. The bleeding may slow, but then Walker shakes his head, and it starts all over again.
PLEASE HELP! Thank you!!!
Karlen
Chanticleer has taken a chunk out of the back of Walker's comb. It is bleeding heavily and just will not stop. We have tried styptic pencils, ice, pressure, sugar, flour, cayenne, and a few other stop-the-bleeding home remedies that we've found on the internet. Nothing seems to be working. The bleeding may slow, but then Walker shakes his head, and it starts all over again.
PLEASE HELP! Thank you!!!
Karlen