Say hello to our Chicken Frostbite Salve! This salve is specially formulated to be kind to your flock. It is fragrance, additive, and dye-free, and it was lovingly created with wild-foraged plantain, homegrown chamomile, and lavender. It was small-batch crafted by hand on our Colorado homestead.
Use this salve to both prevent and treat frostbite in your flock. To prevent frostbite, liberally coat combs, wattles, and toes with the salve prior to inclement weather. If frostbite has already occurred, the carefully chosen blend of herbs kicks in to relieve itching, reduce pain, and calm irritated tissue while providing a protective barrier for healing! This handy salve can also be used year-round as a general flock first aid ointment. A must-have for any chicken first aid kit!
Intended for topical use only, safe for pets, livestock, and people too!
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Henrietta's Chicken Frostbite Salve
Olive Oil, Plantain, Chamomile, and Lavender, Beeswax