Well, this was another first for me. My silkie chicken, Chocobo, had an extremely poofy head. I felt bad for her not being able to see anymore, she was very cautious everywhere she went, not finding the food as quickly as the others, so tonight she got her first haircut. It was really hard! haha! Chickens wiggle way more than dogs! I think she looks stylin now though, and now she can see!
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I love the chicken's new style. Last year at the county fair they had a whole flock of silkie chickens dyed with vinegar and food color. There were pink and orange and green and yellow and blue ones. They looked very cool. Perhaps this year they can at a cut to the color and have a new poultry contest!
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That is like...one of the coolest "before and afters" I have ever seen!!!! You did a great job and obviously you don't suffer from "the palsy"...such smoooooth seeeezir lines!
Hope chickie appreciated that this time..."off w/ yo head" had a totally different meaning!
I'm so jealous. I want me some dandelion headed chickens...and NO, Sheilab..I am not gonna steal them from Chicken Debbie, 2 doors down.Often it's not what you say, but how you say it.
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Originally posted by Angie View PostHow cute! I used to have silkies, till a skunk killed them all. They do not make good egg layers though.
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I have a silkie (she's a bantam and black) I just pluck the feathers that grow in front of her eyes.
I worked for an exotic vet for 5 years and he never cut the feathers unless he was trimming wings, he usually plucked the area that needed to be examined, or worked on.
I actually think for our purposes trimming might be a better idea though. I'm going to have to try that next time Sven needs a topknot redo! Good idea!
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