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It obviously depends how mad the injury looks but the reason I suggested keeping her inside was that where I live in the uk there has been heavy rain so there is of course mud, you wouldn't want it getting infected but if it is dry where you keep your hens then by all means put her back with...

I think you should bring her inside for a few days, I wouldn't wrap it up but would clean the wound and maybe put some anti septic on it. Make sure where you are keeping her is clean until it has healed. Chicken are pretty resilient so I'm sure the hen will be fine in a few days

Its really hard to tell at this age normally you look at the the first few days by wing checking and a bit later when there a couple months old try putting some more pics on in about a month then we should be able to show tell you better Emily

I feed my hens tomatoes all the time they seem fine as long as I dont give them to many :cd

That sounds a really good idea but I found my hens love frozen smoothies it's a healty option all u do is get some fruit that going a bit bad and mix it all together then freeze it then put it in a bowl and put it in the freezer then the sun will melt it and the chickens can have a cool drink...

My chicken have now not layer for a month I haven't changed the food and everything has been keeled the same could someone please help me as I am starting to get worried about why they aren't laying the only thing it could be is I have had a new cockerel as the old one died but apart from that...