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If you can't get her to a vet right away, can you go to Tractor Supply and get some terramycin ointment? It's used in the eyes for infections, so it might help.

Well shoot :( Did she hatch these on her own? If so she would have been the one who did the pinioning, and she would know that that means they can't fly, since that's the whole point of it, and she lied to you. If she didn't hatch them and didn't handle them much and didn't really look them...

Both having a wing shorter to me says they were pinioned. Can you take one of them and stretch the shorter wing out and get a picture and post it? If they were pinioned, no, they will never be able to fly. It is literally cutting the last joint of the wing off, so they never develop flight...

I've gotta read back through the thread before I can comment more, but I wanted to comment about his shorter wing with fewer feathers. It sounds like he may have been pinioned - the last joint of the wing cut off so that he cannot fly.