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Just want to say, after only a week, I see pin feathers starting!! The biggest wound has closed significantly! I had no idea they would heal so fast and I'm so happy. Thank you all for the encouragement! I'll post a pic when they're fully feathered again.

Wow!! What a beauty! So glad he's ok. Thank you for giving me the hope I needed. I was really afraid they would never get feathers again and forever be pecked at by the others.

Yeah! I hope so! Was yours as bad as this?? I've never had a pecking problem with my other hens and this was so bad.

I've made them scrambled eggs a few days in a row and started mixing their feed in it today. I really want to get them outside in the sunshine but I'm afraid of fly strike. Do you think the skin will grow back over the one??? You can see her tail bone. :hit

Here they are. The one that has the worst injury is actually the most active and vocal. The other hen is a lot smaller though and she had a rough start.

They're starting to perk up a bit. They're eating but not very much. I gave them honey water to keep their energy up and it's starting to scab over. I'll get a picture of their tails posted. They're still hopping around but they still look like they're in pain. This is what I've been using 3...

It was definitely from pecking. The coop is nearly water tight so there was no way a rat/mouse could've gotten in. Thanks for telling me about the rest of the thread. The pics were helpful to see that my girls have a chance!

I have a question along these lines. The night before last we moved my buff brahmas (6weeks old) into their new coop. It wasn't complete so they were sectioned off from the main part for safety reasons. Yesterday morning two of the females have had their tails pecked completely off and there's...