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[mirandaleecon]

What about the flap of skin on the top part of his head? It is laying down in the picture but I can pick it up and see his muscles, or whatever is under there

I could see my roosters skull when he was scalped. They really can heal very well. As far as health issues go, they probably bounce back from injuries better than any illness with the least bit of intervention...

 

[Sally Sunshine]

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see what Kat thinks of the flap, I would let it hang and dry out. i wouldnt put anything on that will keep it wet, just something like veterycin that drys pretty quick

 

[Hawk12]

Thanks everyone, I'm starting to clam down about it. He still drinks and eats and it doesn't seem to bother him when I clean it so that's good.

 

[LocalYokel]

What about the flap of skin on the top part of his head?  It is laying down in the picture but I can pick it up and see his muscles, or whatever is under there

Keep it clean and let it heal
It needs to drain somewhat
If sutured, good luck with that

 

[kwhites634]

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Thanks, Darlin'...what would I do w/o you?

 

[LocalYokel]

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[TJChickens]

One of my chicks turned out to be a frizzle (my favorite one)! And I think one might be silkied. Does anyone have pictures of silkied Seramas as chicks?

I have a couple in the brooder right now. I'll take a picture for you in a little bit.....

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Thanks everyone, I'm starting to clam down about it. He still drinks and eats and it doesn't seem to bother him when I clean it so that's good.

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Thanks, Darlin'...what would I do w/o you?

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[slordaz]

all I've ever done is Isolated for a few days until healing has really started cleaning it and applying a strong er infused garlic in olive oil, if it heals by itself as long as you keep it cleaned out less likely to get an infection that could go systematic real fast on something that small.

Still haven't been able to catch the rooster that needs tending to his comb, we only get to see him from a distance but it is starting to heal on it's own without any intervention as he won't allow it.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

whites I know your strong, but they do get heavy and awkward just so you know!