Quail getting picked on

[Missy020219]

I have 3 quail, 2 females and 1 male. The bigger female picks on the smaller female. She has no feathers on her back and her head is bleeding. What should I do?

 

[Sammi_0411]

Do u have a pic? Definately both females for now i would seperate her if u can i brought my injuree one into house in pet carrier clean the wounds best u can get her some food maybe some sugar/honey water and see from there? Xxx

 

[Missy020219]

Do u have a pic? Definately both females for now i would seperate her if u can i brought my injuree one into house in pet carrier clean the wounds best u can get her some food maybe some sugar/honey water and see from there? Xxx

I don’t know if it will heal

 

[Sammi_0411]

Ok hun can u bring her into house? Do u have anything for wounds? I mite get shot for this but i cleaned my quail head with salt water will sting her and she wont like it may need someone to hold her i didnt have much in so i used antiseptic cream and done the trick if u can keep her in house and monitor her xxx poor baby xxx she mite be in shock so keep her warm and comftable im sure all more experienced ppl be here to help soon xxx

 

[Nabiki]

It will heal. Separate her for now, make sure she's warm and the wound is clean. I would recommend getting your boy at least one more hen, preferably 2 or 3. When this one is healed, separate out the aggressive hen for a couple of days then reintroduce her. This may work to curb her aggressiveness. Be prepared for it to not work, as well, though. Then you need to decide whether or not to keep your aggressive hen.

 

[Missy020219]

Ok hun can u bring her into house? Do u have anything for wounds? I mite get shot for this but i cleaned my quail head with salt water will sting her and she wont like it may need someone to hold her i didnt have much in so i used antiseptic cream and done the trick if u can keep her in house and monitor her xxx poor baby xxx she mite be in shock so keep her warm and comftable im sure all more experienced ppl be here to help soon xxx

Ya I probably could. So clean her head with salt water and then put some cream onto it?

 

[Sammi_0411]

It will heal. Separate her for now, make sure she's warm and the wound is clean. I would recommend getting your boy at least one more hen, preferably 2 or 3. When this one is healed, separate out the aggressive hen for a couple of days then reintroduce her. This may work to curb her aggressiveness. Be prepared for it to not work, as well, though. Then you need to decide whether or not to keep your aggressive hen.

I was hoping u see this was about to tag u xxx this woman knows lot more then me hun xxx

 

[Sammi_0411]

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[Sammi_0411]

If u dont have any saline or anything else salt water and antiseptic cream may help cx

 

[Missy020219]

It will heal. Separate her for now, make sure she's warm and the wound is clean. I would recommend getting your boy at least one more hen, preferably 2 or 3. When this one is healed, separate out the aggressive hen for a couple of days then reintroduce her. This may work to curb her aggressiveness. Be prepared for it to not work, as well, though. Then you need to decide whether or not to keep your aggressive hen.

I have separated the small hen before and she got really skinny during that time. Anything I could do to prevent that? And how should I clean her wound?