Its An Emergency & I Need Advice

[Saaniya]

Hello everyone.

Like everyone know I've a rooster 11 months old whose comb is giant + thick + floppy .
Nowadays its summer here and we starting notice that our rooster pretty uncomfortable with comb when I bathing him I see his floppy side which cover his one eye totally getting irritated due to humid weather


The skin is thin red & irritated some ulceration is happening there as the comb is kinda heavy nd thick . .
As he's getting very irritated

My & my Mon decided to dub it
We tried earlier to dub it but as he's out beloved pet we just can't able to cut it .

And in our city there's no veterinary surgeon available .

We have all the medical support avail in our home .
Like blood stop powder
Betadine solution
Rubbing alcohol
Tea tree oil
Turmeric ointment


So a friend of friend whose working in a butcher shop we are calling as they are experience to hold the knife and in cutting we didn't want to waste 1 extra min in the dubbing process .


I'm really want to dub it In winter but as he getting so much irritated and his skin is red we decided it


Looking forward for advices
Pls

 

[sylviethecochin]

I assume he's the boy in your profile picture? Yeah. That looks irritating.

No experience with dubbing, but I'd try using a cold cloth/icepack before and after to numb the comb and help stop the bleeding.

You can also give a chicken a baby aspirin, or 1/4 of a 325 mg aspirin, ground up in a cup of water, once a day (or over the course of a day). That may help with the pain afterwards.

Good luck.

 

[Saaniya]

I assume he's the boy in your profile picture? Yeah. That looks irritating.

No experience with dubbing, but I'd try using a cold cloth/icepack before and after to numb the comb and help stop the bleeding.

You can also give a chicken a baby aspirin, or 1/4 of a 325 mg aspirin, ground up in a cup of water, once a day (or over the course of a day). That may help with the pain afterwards.

Good luck.

Yeah that's tootoo ..okay I'll do the same u advised thank u dear

 

[WVduckchick]

Also check YouTube. I think I saw a few dubbing instruction videos there. Folks on the game fowl threads here may be able to help too. Good luck!

 

[Saaniya]

Also check YouTube. I think I saw a few dubbing instruction videos there. Folks on the game fowl threads here may be able to help too. Good luck!

Ohkay now I'll watch videos too

 

[micstrachan]

Sorry I can only offer moral support. Good luck and please let us know how it goes.

 

[sylviethecochin]

So how did it go? If you've done it.

 

[Saaniya]

So how did it go? If you've done it.

No we didn't yet as temperature is above 42C he may bleed alot that's .

 

[sylviethecochin]

No we didn't yet as temperature is above 42C he may bleed alot that's .

Holy shoot. According to my temp converter, it's 16 C here. I can't imagine...

 

[imnukensc]

No dubbing advice, but I'd find something other than aspirin for pain. Aspirin is a blood thinner in humans. I assume that holds true for chickens as well. May cause even more bleeding.