Why would I need to put a chicken in a diaper?

Some like to bring their birds inside, keep house chickens, or use it when a bird needs medical care indoors.

 

Your question was: "Why would I need to put a chicken in a diaper?"
Quote:Answer: Because they will keep crying if you don't.

 

A diaper allows the chicken to be taken to the Retirement Home, when the other pets get to visit. Many folks welcome the memories, as well as the company of animals.

 

because it's easier than trying to scrub all that chicken poo out of your new carpet <vbg>


Pat

 

"Why would I need to put a chicken in a diaper?"

It Depends.

Wayne

 

cause pants are just too long for them??

 

I currently have a chicken in a diaper in my house because...

1) She's a polish, and the others picked out most of her crest, leaving her head looking like a strawberry. Hence, she can't be in the hen house.

2) We don't have a second hen house.

3) Put her in the rabbit hutch, but our rabbit is a lonely little boy and has a crush on her

4) Put her in the big brooder box with the packing peanuts, but she picks on them.

5) Put her in a wire dog kennel in the house, but it has a plastic bottom so I put wood chips in there, and she keeps kicking them all out, all over the floor.

6) Put her in the little brooder box all alone, and mixed the little cochin babies with the packing peanuts, and then I couldn't reach the cochins to hold them without looking at the peanuts (who I can't get attached to cuz I'm going to eat).

7) I really like her, and I don't want the other chickens to kill her, so she is in the house until her crest feathers back out and we have a separate coop for the bantam cochins and her.

 

To keep your dogs from eating free range chicken poop. Especially if your dogs like to lick your face.