How to Bathe a Chicken... And When You Need To

Oh what fun RSM is having in Jurasschic Park! She's been looking up the best way to bathe a chicken (or give her a nice pedicure soak to treat bumble foot) and now passes the wisdom on to you! You might need to bathe your chicken if their back end gets filthy, if they're suffering from a bumble foot, if they somehow get really dirty, or if they have a flesh wound and you need to clean out debris. REMEMBER RSM IS NOT A VET. RSM also doesn't condone just bathing your chicken if they're a bit dirty or because you want to, as a lot of times it's not necessary! As always, keeping it real and simple here with backyard chickens. The bin that RSM uses (granted, which is a bit too big) is a Sterlite locking lid bin - 27 quart capacity, 16.5" long x 13" wide x 12.25" high. Affiliate link for the closest (cheap) thing we could find: https://amzn.to/3XBSL3z THE CHICKEN TENDER'S JOURNAL IS LIVE AND READY FOR PURCHASE! RSM is so happy to offer this to the community and really appreciates your support. https://realsimplemama.com/the-chicke... Remember that RSM has literally hundreds of videos here to help you get more detailed information on all kinds of topics, from chicken medical issues and general health, to chickens and your plants, to chicken treats and snacks! You can also email her at [email protected] RSM now works with Grubbly Farms to spread the word about healthy, sustainable feed and treats for your backyard chickens! Grown responsibly in the US and Canada, always ship for free, and use RSM’s code for your own discount! https://glnk.io/mxkx/real-simple-mama RSM is not a medical professional.