Cockscombs are commonly seen in their shape in single crowns, bean crowns, rose crowns, and strawberry crowns. In these four crowns, the crown of a single-crown laying hen is larger, and as a breeding cock, the crown can be cut after hatching. Objective To cut the crown to prevent the chickens from dying or licking each other, causing excessive bleeding and death of the cocks; preventing frostbite in the cold weather; and reducing the number of single-crown chickens feeding and drinking water, and feeding troughs and drinking fountains. Cages such as grids or cages cause friction in the cocks, and cutting of crowns can also prevent the crowns from affecting the line of sight. For example, cutting the crown of the father can prevent the ancestry from mixing with the female parent; for crown-sized hens, the crown can also be cut. Methods The young males should be cut at the age of 1 day, or they can be cut at the hatchery after hatching. If it is carried out several weeks after it is hatched, severe bleeding will often occur. The method is simple, safe and feasible. It is best to use ophthalmic scissors to cut the crown. You can also use curved scissors or nail scissors. When operating, the scissors should be face up, tightly affixed to the top of the skin from front to back, and can be cut at the base of the crown.
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