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Her wounds looks good and to be healing. I would gradually put her with her flock a little at a time. It is too soon to place her back full time. She could spend time each day in a dog crate with food and water with her flock. Then you could supervise her sessions with her flock. As long as the...

Thank you for the update and good to hear that she continues to heal.

It looks like the pink tissue is growing in. I would still do wound care twice a day. If you have a spoonful of plain Greek yogurt once a day mixed in with some food or some probiotics, that might help if the antibiotics are affecting her gut.

If you have the human amoxicillin give her 250 mg twice a day. The 10% powder amoxicillin is hard for me to dose as a direct dose, since I don’t know how many milligrams is in a tsp. Maybe @casportpony or someone else would know.

It doesn’t appear to be infected, and looks pretty good. Is there any drainage or bad odor? Sometimes blue or green can be bruised skin. I would continue spraying it with either saline or Vetericyn and applying the triple antibiotic ointment twice a day. Do you have amoxicillin liquid 50mg per...

If you chose one, I would use amoxicillin. It may not be necessary. Dosage is 125-250 mg twice a day given orally. Egg withdrawal is 14 days.

Thanks for the update. It sounds promising.

In summer heat, we sometimes see this as a result of flystrike when there has been an injury or peck wounds. Flystrike is when fly larvae or maggots infest a wound or poopy butt. Please let us know how she gets along.

Where is your general location in the world? Have you seen her lying down a lot recently? What is your bedding like? Is there any moisture in the coop or run? Keeping the wound clean and moistened with antibiotic ointment or medihoney would be best. Sometimes a daily soak in warm Epsom salts...