Do live chickens aggravate asthma? Are there ways to remove spurs from young and growing roosters?

May 27th, 2010 by admin

My mother-in-law is a teacher in an elementary school and has a chick as a classroom pet. She is wondering if live chickens are likely to aggravate asthma in children.

Also, the chick appears to be growing spurs and she is concerned that when the chick becomes older that he will use them against the classroom children. Is there way to remove the spurs that grow on roosters (in a humane manner)? If so, what would something like that cost?

Thank you for your assistance.

yes they carry pet dander (DOWN) like any other bird… about the spurs I can’t tell you, because I know nothing about this sorry.

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3 Responses

  1. beth

    No they cant aggravate asthma!!! no only sergiczally its cruel if you buy a cover whick is helpful so nothing bad happens but the roo is fine if its young and nice
    References :
    own a roo and 4 hens and 2 female ducks and 1 mae duck

  2. bratnumber5

    yes they carry pet dander (DOWN) like any other bird… about the spurs I can’t tell you, because I know nothing about this sorry.
    References :

  3. Neilio

    the spurs shouldn’t grow in untill 5 or 6 months.
    References :

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