Broken toe now bleeding

[Deannarose]

ok so Saturday I came home from work to my baby chick a week old having a broken toe. & now I came home from work to the same baby chick bleeding on both feet from being pecked at . PLEASE HELP WHAT DO I DO?! This poor little baby

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Firstly you should splint the broken toe. If the chicks are in a brooder section off the injured chick in a way that it can still be seen by its hatchmates.

 

[4 Georgia Hens]

ok so Saturday I came home from work to my baby chick a week old having a broken toe. & now I came home from work to the same baby chick bleeding on both feet from being pecked at . PLEASE HELP WHAT DO I DO?! This poor little baby

Bless your heart! First wash the wounds. Give her toes some pressure to help stop the bleeding. Once your done with that, add some flour or cornstarch to the wound. It will help the blood clot up. I recommend bandaging her feet to help them stay sanatized and bacteria free! I also recommend separating her from the others so they don’t peck her. Good luck!
Edit:
Do what the above post said, too!

 

[Deannarose]

the toe is splinted, how do I clean the wound?

 

[4 Georgia Hens]

the toe is splinted, how do I clean the wound?

Rinse it with warm water.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

the toe is splinted, how do I clean the wound?

I’d start off with taking a washclothe and wetting it with warm water to clean the toes.

 

[4 Georgia Hens]

If it were my chick, I wouldn’t use soap since it is so little.

 

[4 Georgia Hens]

I’d start off with taking a washclothe and wetting it with warm water to clean the toes.

 

[Deannarose]

is there a correct way to splint a baby chicks toe? I cnt find one on a baby chick

 

[4 Georgia Hens]

is there a correct way to splint a baby chicks toe? I cnt find one on a baby chick