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I guess I was just wondering how long I should wait to see if these functions return. I’m definitely going to give her more time since she’s shown improvement. All of those things are what I’m worried about but I guess time will tell.

I’m going to give her more time, she’s shown improvement. She’s a tough gal!

Update: she’s still alive and has opened one of her eyes, she’s very wobbly and is not eating or drinking unless I syringe feed her or dip her beak in the water. She seems really dizzy. There is no more air coming out of her puncture, breathing normally, she’s active but with no purposeful...

Last question..maybe…should I get chicken antibiotics for the small puncture wound? Where do I get that, do I have to go to vet? Tractor supply didn’t have any. Thanks for all the help!

I have 2 others, the fourth one was killed by the hawk. Do you think I need to isolate the injured one (that’s what I’m doing currently)

Yes I cleaned them, I didn’t open them up because when I patted with NS one started bleeding, I put neosporin all over them. I am giving her pedialyte with a syringe

Sorry picture didn’t load and I have the puncture bandaged now.

You can’t see it too well but the dark pink is a puncture wound.

Yes the hawk was on top of the pen

Working on getting some supplies, I just got electrolytes for her water and I cleaned with normal saline and put neosporin on wounds. She definitely has a puncture under her wing that air comes out of when she makes noises. I’m assuming she has a pneumothorax? I will take better pictures.

A hawk got one of my Easter eggers, she is 4-5 weeks old. Both of her eyes are damaged and she isn’t drinking or eating. I have put a few drops of water on her beak and she seems to be getting that into her mouth. I’m worried a sinus cavity got punctured, her chirp sounds strange. She is...