Dog attack! (Graphic Pictures)

[Morrigan]

You might also try switching up your brand of probiotics -- different brands can focus on different types of good bacteria for repopulating her gut flora.

 

[Ccort]

Check her crop at night, how full is it?

I would say moderately full?

 

[Ccort]

The scab is off....

 

[SmiYa0126]

That looks so good!

 

[Ccort]

That looks so good!

I think so too. I can't believe the difference!

 

[SmiYa0126]

So, my 2 cents, see if you can get her outside with her flock mate, maybe a lower ranking one? And see if she'll free range with her.

 

[21hens-incharge]

The scab is off....

What an amazing difference!! You did an excellent job with her!

 

[Ccort]

So, my 2 cents, see if you can get her outside with her flock mate, maybe a lower ranking one? And see if she'll free range with her.

I'm going to try that.
I brought her sisters inside today and between her excitement and theirs over that and her healing well, what a relief ! She perked up so much! Still runny poo though.

Side question for all here....since she was attacked, my other girls are very scared. They are often staying in a corner of their run. How do I help them feel safe? Also, they all appear to be molting but I am wondering if the feather loss is stress from the bad event? One girl in particular is losing a lot of feathers.

 

[Ccort]

What an amazing difference!! You did an excellent job with her!

Thank you! But I am getting much help from you and everyone here. I'm so grateful this forum exists.

 

[Jakemedic]

Thank you! But I am getting much help from you and everyone here. I'm so grateful this forum exists.

Clementine looks great! Her wound appears to be healing very well for sure! Great job tending to her wounds. I wonder if her loose stools could be the stress from being alone without her lady friends? I bet she would enjoy going out with them, pecking and a scratching. Keep us updated, you did a wonderful job with a very severe injury!