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guess I'm lucky because the vet does see my dogs and cats, though they do not treat Chickens currently they will prescribe medications because there is already a vet/client relationship. Plus thanks to all that I learn here from the generational and knowledgeable people, Which by the way Vet...

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and each flock master will decide if they want to make a commitment or not to the care needed for their animals when something happens like this, not everyone takes the easy way out and that is their choice as it is quite a commitment to their flock, look...

what about try the Vertycin spray at her eye if she won't let you touch it or Collodial silver in a spray, I do that when I have to treat a stye in my eye and can't bring myself to touch it , until pain is down enough to apply the ointment

also if your local vet doesn't treat chickens a lot of times they will dispense medicines for a chicken especially with that kind of injury

@Cwimbish @Tesumph , vet care isn't an option as it isn't in many places so if you don't have ideas let the others that know what their doing to the best of their knowledge help them, not everyone is as privileged as apparently you guys are instead of stressing a loving chicken owner even more...

There was a story of a hen and how they treated her that lost most of her beak and took a lot of care and effort but she lived and adjusted I will try and find it for you as was quite the saga on here might take me a bit though