Ph no, im so sorry. Her wounds look much better though, make sure she rests up and gets lots of water and food aswell. (if she eats) if the other one wants to take her out and watch her, let her out for a few moments and put her in, or let her have a run to walk in, otherwise id keep her in for nowDay 3: our girl is really pale and pretty lifeless. She had some electrolytes with baby aspirin in it (very little) and she seemed to really like some baby food I had… oats, banana, and açaí. But once again very very little. I don’t know if I’m doing what’s best for her at this point. We dressed her leg this AM and she’s back to resting.
The other is ready to be outside (she wants to be) idk if I should keep her in or let her out? She’s walking eating and drinking. Her toe tips are black…. We soaked her about 5-10 min in Epsom salts and washed the poo off her feet… put antiseptic spray and neosporin.
These things happen to everyone who keeps chickens, so we all feel for you. But it's nice to hear Chicken #2 is recovering nicely, that puts a bright spot on a sad day. Just watch that when you let her in with the other chickens, they don't peck at her black toes. Best of luck to her and you!
I just want what’s best for her and am unsure what is at the moment. I feel like if she could heal she could live a happy life.