Mean ass moma

[EastonsMommy]

Oh wow, looks much better! Closing up already, you're doing great. Now, never let that mama hen hatch again! Bad mama!

Oh most definitely NOT !

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Yeah, in small print, bottom left it says +Pain, Scar Relief. What about the Neosporin?

 

[EastonsMommy]

Oh n

You don't need an animal friendly ointment. Neosporin, Bacitracin or a generic equivalent will do. Even Vaseline in a pinch. Just make sure it does NOT contain a pain-relieving ingredient, as this is toxic to chickens. And don't let it dry out. It will heal. Did I tell you you can make a saline solution, put it in a spray bottle, spray it good twice a day, gently blot it dry with a clean towel, then put the ointment on?

Oh no ! It says pain reliever

 

[EastonsMommy]

Yeah, in small print, bottom left it says +Pain, Scar Relief. What about the Neosporin?

Same ingredients, rushing to clean it off

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Oh n

Oh no ! It says pain reliever

I think it's okay for a one-time use, if you can get something else tomorrow. Or ... have you been using it all along? If so, just switch to plain Vaseline or petroleum jelly if you have some.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Don't panic. It's not going to kill your chick on the spot, relax!

 

[EastonsMommy]

I have Vaseline ill clean this off the best i can and use it

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Are you there?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Great, it'll do. Don't traumatize the chick trying to get it off, it's fine.

 

[EastonsMommy]

Don't panic. It's not going to kill your chick on the spot, relax!

Thank god I was in full panic mode