I know you can buy kits- just can't make myself do surgery on animal with out putting them to sleep so they are not in pain. Being cut on is extremely painful, especially invasive surgery.
Cathryn rainbowsilkiesTM in Michigan
On Friday, March 21, 2014 5:58 PM, "dawnmariegrace@yahoo.com" <dawnmariegrace@yahoo.com> wrote:
Before I got my chicks I was unsure if I wanted a rooster or not. I love the way they look! I remember years ago being able to buy capons in the grocery store but couldn't recall seeing them in recent years. I don't buy from the store anymore but from a local farm and never saw capons there either. I wondered about having a vet "neuter" them. My research found that most vets won't do the surgery and the cost would be high so anyone who still wants to "caponize" their birds can buy a kit from one of the online stores. It is a very brutal procedure! And it is done just by the "farmer"! http://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/caponizing_kit.html
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