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Help!
I believe a coyote got its teeth into one of my hens this morning (other possible predators are raccoons or hawks). Regardless, her innards are now exposed and hanging open. I've secluded her and ensured she has water (though she's not drinking that I can see) and food (also not eating). She's moving about a bit but clearly not ok.
How do I treat the hen to help her heal?
Is there anyone in the Eagan, MN area with experience treating such wounds?
ANY and ALL advice is VERY appreciated!!
I believe a coyote got its teeth into one of my hens this morning (other possible predators are raccoons or hawks). Regardless, her innards are now exposed and hanging open. I've secluded her and ensured she has water (though she's not drinking that I can see) and food (also not eating). She's moving about a bit but clearly not ok.
How do I treat the hen to help her heal?
Is there anyone in the Eagan, MN area with experience treating such wounds?
ANY and ALL advice is VERY appreciated!!