Attacked Rooster

[Chiknsrcool]

The wounds, you have flushed them really well with saline or something like Chlorhexidine correct?
For his face and eyes, I would use saline to wash the blood out, taking breaks if he's stressed.
Plain Neosporin can be used in his injured eye as well.
I would use causing with the heat and wrapping the wound. The wound unless he's picking at it, personally I would leave unwrapped, but keep moist with neosporin. It may need to be flushed or cleaned daily as needed as well - just depends on what it looks like.

Do not shoot the hawk. Bird of prey are federally protected and they can't be harassed. Look up your laws.

Yes we have cleaned him up with saline but the wound near his ear was still oozing so we decided not to touch it and we have also given him neosporin as well. I will try to leave his wound unwrapped and watch him to see if he is pecking at it

 

[Chiknsrcool]

The wounds, you have flushed them really well with saline or something like Chlorhexidine correct?
For his face and eyes, I would use saline to wash the blood out, taking breaks if he's stressed.
Plain Neosporin can be used in his injured eye as well.
I would use causing with the heat and wrapping the wound. The wound unless he's picking at it, personally I would leave unwrapped, but keep moist with neosporin. It may need to be flushed or cleaned daily as needed as well - just depends on what it looks like.

Do not shoot the hawk. Bird of prey are federally protected and they can't be harassed. Look up your laws.

Also he is now peeing yellow liquid with a very small hard green poop and I was wondering if that had anything to do with his puncture wounds near his neck and thigh