Henrybelle
Songster
They can be resilient but just because they aren’t acting like they are in pain doesn’t mean they aren’t. Check with vet but they might suggest putting it down too so just prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
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My pot belly pig bit my chicken on the leg and broke her leg. People said put her down but I got a nail Emory board, Attached it to her leg and secured with cause.can't stitching be an option? I mean if this was a human you wouldn't just kill them. If it was mine i would probably ball my eyes out. I'm not their and I don't know how the bird is feeling. I had one of my friends have a chicken that she thought was dead when she went out and found it because of the globs of skin and feather she found on the ground after her donkey kicked her hen. she said her hen had a big hole where her hens back used to be. Her chicken went from just laying all day and not moving to a full recovery. Just shows you how resilient chickens can be with their injures and healing.