Bleeding Chick

Benjelly

In the Brooder
Aug 30, 2020
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I went to check on my chicks again, and another problem came upon my silkies again. This time, it’s forehead was missing feathers and it had a red tint. I suspect it may be aggression or it hit its head onto something, but for now, how can I help it heal?
 

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Just treat it as you would a child running to you with a scratch or scrape. Swab it with a bit of peroxide, then smooth on some antibiotic ointment.

Peroxide inhibits new tissue growth, so only use it initially to clean the wound.
 

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