Laceration to neck and crop

[Aussiebrother1]

Hey Guys

I discovered that one of my Australorps had a large laceration to her neck and a small perforation to her crop.

I have cleaned to out the wound to the best of my ability and tried to get all of the green liquid out of her cavity.

I Tried to seal up the laceration to her Crop to prevent more food and liquid from escaping.

I have packed the wound with gauze and banged her up.

Any other advice would be appreciated

 

[Saveria]

Here is a thread that might help, but just write back if you need more info or have specific questions.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/please-help-me-my-chicken-might-die.1584165/#post-26915199

Here is a thread showing wounds healing in time. Little graphic, but will show you what will happen.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/wounds-pictures-of-how-they-heal.1325817/

 

[SmiYa0126]

Hello! Was it green like white blood cells healing green? Or infection green? Did it smell bad?

Do you have aqua mox?

 

[Aussiebrother1]

Hello! Was it green like white blood cells healing green? Or infection green? Did it smell bad?

Do you have aqua mox?

Its a fresh wound im assuming the green stuff as come out of the chickens crop (broken down food) The smell was less than desirable.

No I cleaned the entire area with silver

 

[Aussiebrother1]

I have checked on her this morning and placed her in the sun for a little bit. Her Comb is still nice and red. She isn't interested in food or water and is trembling

 

[Saveria]

I'll be praying.

 

[Aussiebrother1]

Went to the pet shop to get supplies and unfortunately Thelma had passed when I got home..

 

[Saveria]

Went to the pet shop to get supplies and unfortunately Thelma had passed when I got home..

I'm so sorry...

 

[SmiYa0126]

Oh no! I'm so sorry