She should be okay. The moulting isn't helping. Added stress will slow the healing up a bit, plus the not eating as much as she normally would. The wounds are clean. I just hope I've found them all. Little tallon punctures can be hard to find and I have to be extra careful when looking because of the pin feathers.
She's in with me tonight. It's got a lot colder here, from + 12 at night to +4 tonight and she needs to be warm.
I'll disinfect her again in the morning and pack the holes with a cream I have. She shouldn't be stressed in with me having laid eggs here and sat and hatched.
Hurry's limp isn't bad so she's in with the tribe.
What I didn't notice was Cillin has broken the end off one of his spurs and that's bled a lot. I've sealed the end up with Stockholm Tar and he went off to roost with his hens nervous but fit.