Chook attacked by dog

NicoleS

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Mar 7, 2018
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Hi everyone,
One of my isabrowns was attacked by my puppy yesterday. I found her lying limp but still breathing. Her neck has an open wound. I have kept her in a box overnight and been drip feeding her water. He neck is limp and she can't seem to hold it up. She is standing but very wobbly on her feet. Do I need to put her down or give her more time to see if she comes right? Any help would be so much appreciated.
 

pennyJo1960

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Hi everyone,
One of my isabrowns was attacked by my puppy yesterday. I found her lying limp but still breathing. Her neck has an open wound. I have kept her in a box overnight and been drip feeding her water. He neck is limp and she can't seem to hold it up. She is standing but very wobbly on her feet. Do I need to put her down or give her more time to see if she comes right? Any help would be so much appreciated.

I am sorry she was attacked glad you came here to Backyard Chickens, How many hours ago did this happen please
 

NicoleS

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Mar 7, 2018
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She's still breathing and her eyes are open but she can't hold up her own neck so I have it propped up on a towel. Yes I cleaned the wound and have antiseptic cream on it
 

NicoleS

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pennyJo1960

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When you say antiseptic cream is it neosporin without pain killer ? you could make her some scrambled egg or a bit of plain yogurt if you have it
 

NicoleS

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Its Rawleighs antiseptic, not sure if it has pain killers. I read on another thread that aspirin is ok to give them so I was going to do that too. She won't eat. Might be too soon. Maybe I will try food again in a few hours and just let her rest. I might go to the vets and get a proper antiseptic spray for her
 

pennyJo1960

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Its Rawleighs antiseptic, not sure if it has pain killers. I read on another thread that aspirin is ok to give them so I was going to do that too. She won't eat. Might be too soon. Maybe I will try food again in a few hours and just let her rest. I might go to the vets and get a proper antiseptic spray for her
pickup a tube of neosporin possibly some pain yogurt our birds are pretty resilient
 

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