Chicken wing ripped ripped off by bobcat. Help! (Graphic pictures)

[Sycamore Hill Chicks]

I would wait on blukote. I would just use vetericyn.

Yes looking back i agree. The sound is a little raw still

 

[black_cat]

As @Weeg said, definitely bring him in if you haven't already!!!!!! You don't want any flys laying eggs in that wound. I'd put him in a dog crate with towels for bedding. Make sure he has easy access to food and water. Put him someplace warm. I'll also tag @casportpony @ChickenCanoe and @HeatherKellyB

 

[Eggcessive]

I would suggest a vet if possible. If not, trim the bone now using a good antiseptic such as Betadine or Chlorhexidene 2%. I would try to get some cephalexin for fish or some clindamycin antibiotic to give since bone infection could be a possible problem.
https://www.allivet.com/p-2389-fish...MI8vD-6OCq7AIVEr7ACh3SwgWvEAAYAiAAEgIQAPD_BwE

https://www.allivet.com/p-8015-fish...MIhcOHluGq7AIVhMDACh2DUwf7EAAYAiAAEgJnWPD_BwE

 

[CHlCKEN]

How is he doing? I agree, bringing him inside would help to prevent flys laying eggs in his wound- and where there are fly eggs, there are maggots. I have a severe fear of maggots and and any white insect larvae. I wouldn’t want to deal with maggots so I know you probably wouldn’t either the poor rooster would NOT enjoy it at all. A wound like that would make me worry that a possible fleshy scar after recovery, would prevent you from being able to enter him back into the flock, without risk of it being pecked

 

[HeatherKellyB]

How is your bird doing today?

 

[CHlCKEN]

Updates? Did he survive?

 

[SBFChickenGirl]

Updates? Did he survive?

X2

 

[Gail03]

Update: It has almost been 4 weeks since the incident, and yes the rooster is still alive lol. He is still healing but we have not had any problems regarding the wound, no shock, no bone infection, no rot. I will make a full update post when he is done healing with all of the pictures I took to help anyone else that goes through something similar.