Blind Eye is 'sinking' inside.

[JustCallMeMaple]

That eye looks gone. It won't stop Snowy from having a life just means that there will be more turning head to look at things than a typical chicken. Animals are resilient though. Even bad off infections or injuries heal but when they don't it stinks for us that they don't look perfect but what matters is that they are alive.

 

[Karm]

We had a rooster that lost one eye to a hawk (tried to pull him through the fence when he was a baby). His eye shrunk too, just not that much. His worst problem was stepping on things he didn't mean to, otherwise he was fine.

 

[Tanya22]

That eye looks gone. It won't stop Snowy from having a life just means that there will be more turning head to look at things than a typical chicken. Animals are resilient though. Even bad off infections or injuries heal but when they don't it stinks for us that they don't look perfect but what matters is that they are alive.

Oh yes she's been blind since the day she came to our home. She does just fine without it and plays around happily. Indeed what you said is right. What matters is that she's alive and living a life protected from people who will eat her.
I'm just worried since it looked to be shrinking and if that was a cause for concern.

 

[JustCallMeMaple]

I'm glad you are happy giving her a home. Some meat birds are prone to short lives so you need to prepare yourself for that. They hybrids are the most subject to health issues as they are bred to grow fast and be eaten. Just enjoy the time you have.