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Please forgive me if I am a bit out of line here... I understand these are "just chickens" to some people but to a lot of us, they are part of our family.. There are LOT of people and animals out there who have lost limbs or just weren't born with them at all.. I guess we should just put them...

I agree.. Not only that but we need to understand that when a tragedy happens and one of our animals gets hurt, there is going to be pain until the injury heals.. An aspirin dissolved in a liter of water will do wonders with pain as will neosporin (without pain reliever) to ward off any...

You may always have to keep her from the other chickens since she is injured but there are several people on this site who have chickens with no feet who learn to walk and function normally.. Just as it does with any animals, it will take time to learn to balance but as long as she is not in...