Bathing Chickens Before A Show

One of our fans from Instagram suggested a video on getting your birds ready for a show. Well here is a video on bathing a bird in preparation of a show.
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The only information I can find about silkies, is not to get them wet. Hair dryers have been around for at least 100 years. Why would someone get a bird wet and not dry it? Why cant the common knowledge say to bathe the bird and keep dry, instead of saying NEVER get wet? And how could I, a 41 year old man, not know if feathers can be cleaned with water. I've seen ducks in oil spills, but ducks are waterproof, and no one uses dish soap on a bird unless there's been an oil spill, right? Our education system has failed me.

[@Broke_horse_girl]

silkies can't dry as fast as other birds so they can get cold very quickly that's why it's good to have a dry place they can go when it rains. yes ofc you can bathe a silkie as long as you dry it with a towel or blow dryer