Chicken combs have approximately six billion blood vessels.
That's not an exact scientific measurement, but it sure as hell looks like it when somebody tears one.
Curicyn Blood Stop Powder is a first aid powder that helps control minor external bleeding from superficial cuts and wounds. For chicken keepers, it's one of those little bottles that's worth having in the medicine cabinet before you're standing there holding a bloody chicken and trying to remember where you put the gauze.
The twist-open applicator lets you direct the powder right where you need it without dumping half the bottle onto an angry rooster.
Curicyn Blood Stop Powder helps slow blood flow by constricting local vessels and capillaries while helping the area dry and clot. It's useful to keep on hand for minor external bleeding from the everyday injuries and accidents that happen around a flock.
Think superficial cuts and wounds, minor comb or wattle injuries, or those unfortunate nail-trimming moments when you realize you went one tiny snip too far.
Basically, chicken first aid for situations that look considerably more dramatic than you had planned.
Remove the cap and foil seal, replace the cap, and snip the applicator tip as directed. Apply the powder freely and directly to the bleeding surface. Repeat as needed and bandage if appropriate. Always follow the current product directions.
Once the bleeding has stopped and you've assessed the wound, you can follow up with Curicyn Original Formula or Curicyn Wound Care Clay when appropriate for the injury and according to their directions.
If bleeding is excessive, won't stop, or the injury is serious, contact a veterinarian. Curicyn Blood Stop Powder is for external animal use only. Keep it out of reach of children and store at room temperature away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
Hopefully this bottle spends most of its life sitting untouched in your chicken first aid kit.
But chickens.
So probably not.