*Update*Help somthing atacked Big P(NEW Pics pg9)

[LinckHillPoultry]

there is no way it'll heal with just medicine. Call the vet!!! Ask what they suggest. Sew it shut! If you dont do something like that, she will die. You need to take action of you will loose her before tomorrow.

 

[Wildsky]

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NO - my guess is it needs to be cleaned up and out and sewn closed..... the pic's aren't that clear, but looks like two wounds one on each side?
Its not going to close on its own..... you will need to either get it stitched or do it yourself kinda thing.

Any vets near you?

 

[S n M Poultry]

All my family is saying its just a stupid chicken. ANd my house phone is not working right now so the only phone i have acces to is my grandmas but shes not here. I have no supplies or anything to sew it up. Im gonna cry...

 

[Wildsky]

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Don't fret! it'll be ok!

Keep her warm, wrap her in a towel or something.

I wish someone would come along that knows more

You will probably need a saline solution to help clean all that out, do you have clean rags and cloths?

I'm not sure what you can use to sew it all up - I would guess regular sewing thread would do, but you'd also need to then take them out after a week or so.
Do you have a sewing kit?

Neosporin?

 

[LinckHillPoultry]

Okay S n M.
This is what I suggest, if you do not follow it, she will die.

Clean out the crop.
Get a q-tip(s), dip in alcohol
Wipe the crop down with the q-tip(s)
After, get a needle, and some thread, and sew the crop shut where it is open, be very careful.
Don't let it get too tight.

After that all you can do is wait.

 

[Wildsky]

Make sure your hands are clean, you might need to wash em a few times - do you have those gloves?

start cleaning it out if you can...... till someone can come along and help you through the sewing up.

 

[justusnak]

Oh my, that looks bad. First things first.....flush it out, and good!! There will be a lot of contamination there, from the crop. Is there a way to pull the skin together? If you can, maybe put one or two stitches in it..dont seal it all...you will want infection to drain. If you DO stitrch it...use a little teething gell to numb the area first.If you can not stitch it...( I couldnt) I would slather it really well with neosporin, and try to get a light bandage over it, to keep the dirt out. Keep her inside...electrolytes in her water, for the shock...and keep her warm and in a dark area. Let her rest. She is no doubt in shock.
Did you see what got her? Im sure it will be back. Im sooo very sorry. I hope she recovers well.

 

[Wildsky]

Thanks Linkhill.......

A dab of neosporin or something over the stitches.

 

[S n M Poultry]

I have neosporin saline solutin and clean rags. My gardians wont let me bring her in. so i really cant help her. i thing shes gonna die. Is there anything else i can do???

 

[LinckHillPoultry]

Well, do you have outdoor lights? If so I suggest going outside to do it. Or somehow sneak her in?