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Easily offer home treatment for your roosters and hens with curled toes, broken toes, feet or leg issues.
It is also useful when treating a broken foot, splayed leg, curled toes, tendon issues, arthritis's from old age, or any other foot issue your birds might have.
They also makes a great addition to an at-home First Aid Kit.
Poultry Splint Instructions
Step 1: Wrap the chick's leg with a single layer of a gentle, self-adherent wrap. Make sure that the back toes are sticking out of the wrap (not caught up inside it).
Step 2: Apply and position the splint such that the back toe is sticking out of the opening in the back of the splint.
Step 3: After positioning the splint correctly, use more self-adhering adhesive wrap to secure everything in place. Bandages should be removed and replaced daily to allow adjustments for growth.
Size: 2.5”*2.5”
R M Brown
2025-09-05 15:41:21
One of my girls got attacked by a hawk and was limping. I tried fashioning a splint out of medical tape and popsicle sticks, but knew it wasn't a longer-term solution. These splints came overnight. Unfortunately, our hen must have had some internal injury and passed away before we had a chance to try them out.The splints are bendable for a good fit and seem as if they would be easy to tape into place around a chicken's leg. The splints would obviously be much easier to keep clean than a popsicle version as well.
Tammy Yerian
2025-05-13 13:09:52
I bought these for my 6- 8 month old chicken that has nerve damage in her toes. Treated her for many months in the house. I tried really hard to get these on her but they wouldn't stay on. I didn't send them back so they're in my chicken first aid kit. They were worth a try but I probably should have sent them back but they are the best ones I've seen so far and better than what I have been able to make.
TNelson12
2025-03-30 17:15:18
I can not get them to work for my chickens, they will not stay in place.
Travis Medlin
2025-02-22 16:50:41
Has a rooster injure his foot and it didn’t stop him, but slowed him down. This product helped get him moving!!!
Customer
2025-01-22 18:03:36
These are exactly what I expected. Well made, good shape and size. I suspect pretty easy to use, and good to have on hand if you have chickens. My chicken’s leg was not broken, thankfully. She was limping, but there are a lot of things that can cause that other than a break. So I didn’t actually use this item. Still glad to have it in my toolbox, though.
Kassie Garrett
2024-12-28 13:24:10
Doesn’t work or stay in place. They are heavy and do not stay in the shape or place you put them in.
SingingHippo
2024-12-24 16:21:53
Not hard! It's useless. May as well just use wrap. There's literally no point in this product. A splint is supposed to be hard and firm. Not flexible. This is false advertising
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