can i save her? </3 *graphic pictures*

[LittleBigBantam]

I went into the coop this morning, and five of my chickens and one of my cayuga ducks were dropped dead on their roosts (the poop tray), some alive by inches. Something dragged my cayuga duck up there. Some of their insides were ripped out/open. But, there was one hen on the floor. She was a broody. I dont know what happened, but she is still alive.


Can I save her???

 

[Neggative]

Do you have any hen healer or something like that?

 

[LittleBigBantam]

Do you have any hen healer or something like that?

What is that?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

It seems like now nobody can get any help on this website

Try to stop the bleeding. Keep her warm. @Eggcessive @oldhenlikesdogs @Ninjasquirrel @azygous

 

[LittleBigBantam]

Try to stop the bleeding. Keep her warm. @Eggcessive @oldhenlikesdogs @Ninjasquirrel @azygous

Thank you, I have her inside. How do I clean an open wound? I feel like it is hurting her

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Thank you, I have her inside. How do I clean an open wound? I feel like it is hurting her

It is, but I don’t know what other choice you have. Try to clean out any debris, and get antibacterial spray or ointment.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Generally the first 24 hours will be the worse. As long as she doesn't pass from shock she will heal up with some maintenance on your part in my experiences.

I personally would just spray a wound spray on her without getting any in her eyes and keep her quiet. I personally don't mess with wounds beyond a spray. Nature knows what it's doing. Just keep the flies away.

 

[RobertaD1]

Wash her carefully... if she only has scrapes or cuts on her head, clean them well, and spray her with vetericyn. Keek her someplace she is quiet and can heal.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Generally the first 24 hours will be the worse. As long as she doesn't pass from shock she will heal up with some maintenance on your part in my experiences.

I personally would just spray a wound spray on her without getting any in her eyes and keep her quiet. I personally don't mess with wounds beyond a spray. Nature knows what it's doing. Just keep the flies away.

X2. Thank you.

 

[RobertaD1]

I will usually just wash a wound by gently pouring water over wounds... no scrubbing.