HELP! VERY WOUNDED CHICKEN‼‼

[humblehillsfarm]

Oh bless her Poor baby. Sorry you all had to go through that.

 

[-Kiwi-]

Oh no!!! So sorry! At least you did what you could and I'm sure she lived a long, happy life with you.

 

[Eggcessive]

Very sorry for your loss.

 

[Alyssa-Bee]

I'm so sorry. I'm sure she had a great life with you, though.

 

[SerrarGett]

Blood / Red seems to make the flock go nuts. If you can get the bleeding under control, and keep the wound clean, make sure you have a place to quarantine her away from the rest of the flock. Everyone on here is right, first priority is stopping / controlling the bleeding, then infection, then the process of recovery. I don't know that much about wounds like this, but I know that when trimming a birds beak if it bleeds you can use cornstarch to clot the wound (I WOULDN'T DO THIS until you get some more people to confirm this as a good idea. I am just telling you what I've learned. A beak bleed is different than this...)

But she needs to be kept away from the others once the wound has been treated. I'll link a youtube video I found in which a guy handles a similar situation. Wishing you two the best!

You just got me interested in another Youtube series. Darn.

 

[SerrarGett]

oh no y'all! she died over night!
gotta go now. more details later.
thanks everyone!

Sorry for your loss.

 

[cooingdove]

thank you everyone! for all the advices and encouragement!