Eggs from my injured pullet

[cheeperchick]

Hi everyone. I separated by RIR pullet about a week ago from being injured by my cockerel overmating her. She was really bad under her wing but it looks like its starting to heal up. She stopped laying for a few days and today I noticed this...could it be that she is under stress from being isolated? I ordered some hen saddles and they should be in a couple of days. She's 7 months old.

Lighter on one end:


Specked/spotted on the other. Spot feels a little rough.

 

[cheeperchick]

Here's a link to her injury if anyone's interested:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/850590/roo-injured-my-pullet-what-to-do

 

[cheeperchick]

Any ideas?

 

[aoxa]

It's fine. Usually these things sort themselves out. I get a few like this. It's good to eat so long as you aren't medicating her for her injuries.

 

[cheeperchick]

Nah, I'm just putting antibiotic spray on it every couple of days and keeping her separated. I tried putting her back with the rest of the flock and my dumb roo jumped on her, scratching her again! I'm hoping the saddles come in soon.

 

[aoxa]

Nah, I'm just putting antibiotic spray on it every couple of days and keeping her separated. I tried putting her back with the rest of the flock and my dumb roo jumped on her, scratching her again! I'm hoping the saddles come in soon.

I wrapped my hen in gauze and vet wrap while I waited for her to heal. She had a wound 3 inches wide from a rooster. Poor thing. Coconut oil really, really helped.