help! 2 young roos enamored with OLD BO!

[Judy]

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Personally, I'd leave her in the coop for company. And the other poster is quite right, if she is outdoors, keep an eye out for maggots.

 

[jeannieo]

she looked pretty good this morning, the wound looks like it's healing, no maggots.

phew! I left her in the crate. she didn't eat much yesterday but she ate pretty good today. when I put the neosporin on and pushed the comb back so it stuck, I could see that the whole comb is there, it's just like it's peeled off sort of. just halfway. this is probably a stupid question

but will it ever look normal again? could I get stitches in it? (probably big bucks) or can I wrap her head and comb in that vet wrap? I think that's what it's called. anyway, it's just for aesthetics and even if it's flopping, I love her anyway.

thanks for all your great responses!