Depends on the day. I can't make my mind up. Today it's the Pearls.Correction. Myshire shipped my eggs yesterday!@Texas Kiki what kind of quail do you like the most from the Myshire site?
Keep her isolated and spray with vetrycin, morning and evening. As long as she keeps eating and drinking she should heal up.My nicest male is a freaking jerk, and now that I have daughters I honestly might cull him even though he is half of my best pair. He has scalped my most valuable pullet, one I literally can't replace. There is half-dollar size of skull visible. I am sad. I am not even sure how to begin treating it and she's obviously in shock. I've got her separated and I'm giving her a heat lamp for a bit but I'm not sure what else I can do for her.
Would be unacceptable lack of oversight in horse days! 
This might be a little on the nutty side.
I'm sure you will find something that will work. I hope she makes it. My birds that had scalp injuries usually healed fine, although it sometimes took a long while for them to look normal again.I'm all stocked on quick-clot and antibiotics of various forms, but didn't realize I had no spray and have never had a wound with this much surface area on a quail exposed before, only deep pecks that needed clotting but had low infection risk and I wanted to keep open.
Hubby is searching for something acceptable locally now, otherwise might have to drive to a feed store in (one of the) valley(s).
Poor thing is totally disinterested in food and water right now but it also obviously just happened, the blood is still bright bright red. Hopefully by tonight she'll start to come around.
Bad avatar! He got split out for the moment too.
And just how is that done with fish?
