Rooster Hanging head down

[5150Dave]

I'm really enjoying this page. So much better than the drama over on Disgracebook. LOL

 

[5150Dave]

The coop is plenty warm enough for a chicken with a normal body temperature. If you have a rectal thermometer, take his temp. It should be around 106F. If it's 100 or lower, he has hypothermia, and needs direct warming as I instructed. He won't get warmed back up in a 60 degree coop.

Thank you. I didn't know their temperature was so high.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I'm really enjoying this page. So much better than the drama over on Disgracebook. LOL

Well, we try to keep drama to a minimum here, but sometimes we do Squabble and Ruffle a few feathers every now and again

 

[PippinTheChicken]

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I agree with the others. That looks like severe frostbite. He's probably in so much pain, poor boy. Follow the experts' instructions.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I don't believe there's anything else going on but all that terrible frostbite. Poor boy. I agree with the expert's advice. DO NOT put anything on and/or touch the frostbitten tissue.