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I would return her to the coop. Since it is cold, she needs to stay used to the cold.

I had a chicken who caught her toenail jumping over a chainlink fence. It did not grow back. I still suspect that your chicken may have had some slight frostbite, but it looks like she will be fine. I have had chickens lose a tip of the toe from frostbite, when temps reach near zero.

Well, that is good news. Do you have a newer picture?

How cold has it been there at night? If she gets her feet wet, in freezing temps, she will get more frostbite. A smash injury to the toe can look similar, but if she is outside, it’s frostbite. I would not put anything on it if she stays outside. It will self amputate in a month or so. Here is a...

Do you not have a chicken coop for her? It looks like her toe has been frostbitten. The tip will eventually fall off. What is the dark stuff on the right foot?