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Shelley keller
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- Aug 31, 2022
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Agreed and thank you.The chickens and ducks can be very stressed since the attack was recent, and they very likely still don't feel safe. That can trigger aggression. Also they'll pick on each others' wounds. You know Darwin's theory, "survival of the fittest" - I'm reminded that animals will often attack one of their own if they perceive that one to be weak or injured, or otherwise likely to attract danger.
Separate her from the rest until you can figure this out and everyone calms down.