So glad she’simproving! Have you considered tube feeding with flexible tubing? Sounds like she has an appetite, which is great!
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Yeah, that's a pretty small syringe....if she's eating it in 'wads', that'll do.Put some meds in the soft expanded wad of soaked pellets that would not come through the syringe worth a D×%€x&@!!. Fed wad bits one at a time in side of beak.
My guess is lots of bruising all around her mouth and eye. Hawk may well have had Missy's head in a talon grasp.Wow, she 'looks' alot better, hopefully will start eating the mush on her own soon. Keep trying with the wet feed, tried cat food yet? You are doing great helping her to heal. Is her under beak normally dark or is it possibly bruising?
If it comes to that, will try tubing but her jaw and eye would be better witbout additional trauma, I think. And the syringe I have did not have instructions and no instructions for filling then leaks or clogs... would be a last ditch thing if can't maintain progress otherwise.So glad she’simproving! Have you considered tube feeding with flexible tubing? Sounds like she has an appetite, which is great!
already did that and still continuing to . .. She's uninterested.Since Missy insists she wants to eat with/what the others eat, why not try feeding all wet feed? Just wet their feed into a mash consistency, see what happens....Just a thought.

still not 100 %... Not eating a lot, but apparently enough. Have kept putting lots of choices of food moist and dry - enough to satisfy the gluttony of the others and leave plenty for Missy.
The others are going to be her buddy, they all get "extras" goodies 
Wow, that's amazing!!Today 3/24 Missy's back on the job laying a perfect egg