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    One month after bobcat attack, hen is recovering, but cannot eat food on her own

    Thanks for the advice and encouragement. She's been getting 1.5 boiled eggs and about 100 pieces of layer pellet a day from hand-feeding, plus whatever she can eat on her own. She's eating more on her own now - wet pellets, salad greens, and occasional scratch grains. Dry pellets, she cannot...
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    One month after bobcat attack, hen is recovering, but cannot eat food on her own

    Thanks for the suggestions. She is drinking on her own now - has been for about a week. She walks around a bit and goes to the water when she needs it. She gets some rooster booster electrolytes in her water. We syringe-fed her water and electrolyte mixture before she got to the point of...
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    One month after bobcat attack, hen is recovering, but cannot eat food on her own

    Thanks for the follow-up questions. My spouse is feeding her by opening her beak with one hand and tossing the food into her mouth with the other. I can do wound cleaning and dressing, but really can't bring myself to force-feed her. I'm afraid of hurting her. I've asked him to wet the food...
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    One month after bobcat attack, hen is recovering, but cannot eat food on her own

    Summary: One month after a head injury from a bobcat attack, hen appears to have recovered, and is drinking water, but does not eat food on her own -- should we expect a full recovery? Is there anything we should do other than keep waiting and keep feeding her? The long version: I didn't write...
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