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Sounds like you’re doing all the right things. I’m very sorry about your hen :hugs

I think the initial soaking and removal is good because you can see what’s under it, but don’t ever force the scab to come off before it’s ready. If the wound has healthy flesh underneath (blood is an indication of healthy tissue) then just keeping it clean and protected should be enough...

From the look of her feet, there wasn’t any infection. If you ever encounter chicken feet wounds again, you don’t need to keep removing the scabs. If there is infection, soak and remove, otherwise you can just keep the scabs clean and protected with wrapping and they should fall off when they’re...