Half this little amount is = to the blob above the grain of rice
EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs
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If he were mine I would very carefully pluck the feathers about 1/2" away from the edge of the wound. Pluck in direction that they grow to avoid tearing of the skin,
What do you have to clean it with?
-Kathy
My dog just got out the door while my chooks were free ranging. She got Rocky.
He's now in my basement.... His tail is nearly gone. I don't know if he'll make it- His insides were visible.
I put a figure eight bandage around him to hold his tail up so it doesn't get worse.... What else should I be doing??
He's got spunk though, which gives me hope. He was pecking me when I put him in the carrier.
As for doggy, she'll be getting aquainted with the buisiness side of a shock collar.
Are you comfortable stitching it up? You can use needle and thread if you've cleaned it really good and sterilize the needle and thread. You have to remove the stitches in about 5 days and put neosporin or raw honey on the wound once or twice a day.
The skin around it is bruised and torn up...
@BantyChooks , plucking it the preferred method.
-Kathy
-Kathy
silver sulfadiazine topical-Jesus in a Bottle!!!
had a duckling get it pretty good by a hawk and was healed in 3 days! Prescription but you can get it atwww.twincitypoultrysupplies.com/store
It works on EVERYTHING!!!
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