Hen badly injured

[Sommano]

Heddy is looking good too. Did that green spot start fading?

Yes, the green is gone.

 

[Sommano]

Close up of Rebel’s neck. I circled where her skin is just hanging,looks like dead skin to be honest.
What should we do with it?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

View attachment 2029611 Close up of Rebel’s neck. I circled where her skin is just hanging,looks like dead skin to be honest.
What should we do with it?

I would leave it alone and let it fall off on it's own.

 

[Sommano]

I would leave it alone and let it fall off on it's own.

Okay, I’ll let it be.
Also my daughter was concerned about Rebel’s skin having yellow dots. (Pictured)
She wanted me to ask everyone on here.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Okay, I’ll let it be.
Also my daughter was concerned about Rebel’s skin having yellow dots. (Pictured)
She wanted me to ask everyone on here.
View attachment 2029915

I think the dots may be fat, but could be wrong. @Eggcessive or @casportpony do you know?

 

[casportpony]

I think the dots may be fat, but could be wrong. @Eggcessive or @casportpony do you know?

I'm not sure.

 

[Eggcessive]

Fat would be my guess, but not certain. What are the white dots on the feathers?

 

[Sommano]

Fat would be my guess, but not certain. What are the white dots on the feathers?

I just cleaned the feathers and stuff. The white dots looks like dandruff? But I don’t know. I was able to remove some feathers with q-tips.
They came off easily, look like the ointment made the feathers come off?
But I am able to see clean/healthy skin to wounded/dead skin now.

 

[micstrachan]

You and your daughter are doing an amazing job! I think the yellow is fat. I recently had an avian vet note that my Buckeye had yellow skin. She said it could be breed specific, or it could be from fat. (Buckeyes have yellow skin, but thought it was worth sharing that the vet specifically said fat could cause yellow skin.) She also noted my girl is “well insulated, like a seal.”

 

[Sommano]

You and your daughter are doing an amazing job! I think the yellow is fat. I recently had an avian vet note that my Buckeye had yellow skin. She said it could be breed specific, or it could be from fat. (Buckeyes have yellow skin, but thought it was worth sharing that the vet specifically said fat could cause yellow skin.) She also noted my girl is “well insulated, like a seal.”

I guess that’s how she’s keeping warm in the garage at night!