Guys I know that itās also sad for you you guys lost chickens as well Iāve lost many itās just sometimes I donāt have the supplies It is a bit stressful to keep chickens Iāve been worrying so much about the chickens I always dream about them
How is your Silkie?
You don't have to have fancy supplies to treat wounds.
First you need to gather up your hen and access her wounds.
Warm water with a little mild soap can be used to clean most wounds on the body if you don't have an antiseptic for wounds. For the head, I would take care and use warm water with a bit of salt dissolved in it. Your goal is to help rinse away dirt and debris that may be in the wounds.
Once you get the wounds cleaned, blood washed away and the feathers trimmed a little, you can tell more about the damage.
What do you have for putting on the wounds? Do you have any triple antibiotic ointment like Neosporin or store brand? Vetericyn spray? Do you have any Iodine? Coconut oil? Vaseline? Honey? Sugar?
Help us out by giving us some info about the supplies you do have and we can help you figure out what to use to treat injuries. There's always a way.
Hydration first. Always give fluids, then if she's drinking, add wet feed. Warmed sugar water is good to give or you have them electrolytes.
You can place her in crate, tote or box lined with an old towel or put some clean straw or shavings in there, something to give her a bit of cushion. Put her box where she will be out of the weather and where the cats can't mess with her. Do you have a corner of a garage, shed or outbuilding where you can put her?