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Sorry, it turned out a bit dark. This hen has the worst damage.

Okay, great! I'll try that.

Thanks! I don't have neosporin, so I was going to possibly use polysporin instead. I read the honey has very good healing properties. Colloidal silver is great for preventing/healing infections. And hydrogen peroxide I used to clean. But if they are unnecessary, I can stop using them. :)

Sure. Sorry, I figured I just needed some tips on what to put on the wounds. ;) I just got a roo this past weekend, and have been introducing him to the flock. When he mounts, he holds onto their comb. (?) So, they have some puncture wounds on their combs and waddles. I separated the rooster...

Hello everyone, Some of my hens have been pecked on their combs by the rooster. I've separated them, and have been treating the wounds with hydrogen peroxide, colloidal silver, and honey. What else can I put on them? I don't have any veterinary products, and have never had to deal with wounds...