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You want the wound to remain clean but moist. If it gets really dry it’ll take longer to heal. It’ll depend on how tolerant the chick is, and what you have available to you to use. If I were dealing with something like that, I would probably use nitrofurazone or hibitane ointment. Basically any...

Personally I would avoid blu-kote and use an antiseptic or antibacterial ointment to help keep it moist. Blu-Kote makes a mess and you can’t get a good visual on the area after applying it. Plus, the blu-Kote is meant as a protective layer, so applying other things on top is not really all that...