Roosters fought: How do I stop the bleeding?

[Amy's Animals]

My 2 roosters fought today through a fence. I believe the damage is pretty minor. They were both bleeding from cuts in their combs and that was it, it still made quite a mess though. I cleaned both of them off with some warm water and a rag and applied Blu Kote. My silkie rooster has a rose comb and is the worst off. I just checked on him and he is still bleeding a little even though fight happend over 4 hours ago. I need to know what I can use to stop the bleeding. It has to be either homemade or in the pantry, I can't go to the store right now. Please help.

 

[19Dawn76]

You can try flour. Hope they stop bleeding.

 

[CityClucks]

Try applying cornstarch, baking soda or flour if that's all you have. Wrap him in a towel and apply gentle pressure to his comb for a couple of minutes. Good luck!

 

[MiddleMan]

put some flour on it and then put blue coat over that the flour will help stop the bleeding by coagulating in the wound. if you nuke it for a mintue or two first to get it hot that will make it sterile.

 

[faykokoWV]

One of the best threads I've read on injury- read the post by threehorses on this thread

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=2494688#p2494688

 

[ThePamperedPullet]

Turmeric powder from your spice cabinet is a natural astringent that is commonly used in many products that stop bleeding.