Roster with no legs, prosthetics? Cull?

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I have a rooster which lost both of his legs to frostbite he can kind of move around on his nubs but not very well he still eats and drinks he still looks happy he crows is there any suggestions on how to make prosthetics or should I just cull him I would feel bad to cull him though because he still has good life so I just need info. thank you in advance. 🙁😣
 
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I had a feetless hen for 3 years, very happy and friendly girl. If you are okay taking care of a handicapped chicken then you go right ahead! If you feel he is suffering, that's your call. Personally, I think he'd live a happy life just how he is.
 
Oh wow. Pour little guy. He looks good. I guess it depends on how much work and TLC your willing to give him if you keep him around. Does his little nubs get raw from walking around. I mean scooting?
I keep pads on them so he does not rid them raw and I disinfect them every week or so I have in a large cage for the nights and let him out under supervision in the Day
 
I had a feetless hen for 3 years, very happy and friendly girl. If you are okay taking care of a handicapped chicken then you go right ahead! If you feel he is suffering, that's your call. Personally, I think he'd live a happy life just how he is.
I agree He is a pretty happy chicken 🐔
 
I have a rooster which lost both of his legs to frostbite he can kind of move around on his nubs but not very well he still eats and drinks he still looks happy he crows is there any suggestions on how to make prosthetics or should I just cull him I would feel bad to cull him though because he still has good life so I just need info. thank you in advance. 🙁😣
Where in the world do you live that he got frostbite that bad?
 

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