Chicken with large head wound after being attacked

Thank you so much for all the help. I'm going to leave her to rest until my parents come home, and let them decide what happens.
I think that’s the best decision.
I’m not sure but I think you found BYC when you needed help last night.
That was a very responsible decision, to reach out for help.
If your mom and dad need us later we’ll be here.
 
I had a young cockerel stick his head through the wire by my BBB turkeys and they skinned his head. When I cam into to coop I saw the turkeys pecking at him and he already looked dead. I saw him move though and rushed over, I pulled him out and this is what he looked like.
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I put some neosporin on it and kept him separated, he was in shock for a while.
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He slowly recovered though and this is his most recent picture:
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There are lots of better ways to clean a cut and prevent infection, all I was able to do was put neosporin on it though, luckily it worked.
:hugs:hitThose pictures made my heart hurt! so glad he healed this well.:thumbsup
 
I don't think her wound is too bad, but I'll send some pictures just in case. She takes little sips when I dip her beak in but she won't take any food
Please watch her for maggots too since earlier you mentioned there are a few buzzing around.

If you have some yogurt, can make scrambled eggs, watermelon, grapes, oatmeal made to kind of a thin and sloppy consistency, cantaloupe...
All these are things they think are tasty.
 

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