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Are you sure a fox bit her? She didn't have a prolapse before injury? Looks like she had a prolapse that went untreated and now the tissue exposed looks black,which could mean necrosis has set in(tissue is dead)this is very dangerous as infection will occur.Usually you need to remove the...

Depends on how large the wound is and just exactly where it is on her vent. My concern is internal injuries. Chickens do heal very fast,but you have to watch for infection. After wound is completely cleaned of all debris,can you post another picture,this will help in assessing wound care.

That is her vent.and the white stuff looks like watery poop. Before you do anything,get rid of the maggots,the eat rotting and fresh flesh. Have you not cleaned this wound? Clean this really well,it will probably take quite a few cleanings to get rid of maggots,keep her inside,you do not want a...

Explain insides hanging out from backside. Do you mean her vent area or her back? Are internal organs damaged in any way? If internal organs are fine,gently place back in,clean wound,this probably has to be stitched up. Use thread and a needle to stitch,i prefer a natural thread like cotton or...