I would use an antibiotic ointment on it. My favorite for wounds even on humans is bag balm. You can get it at tractor supply but any will help.
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Thank you. And, ummm.. ewww. Good point. I tend to wear gloves a lot while doing “chicken chores” because I have a compromised immune system. This is my first year with chickens and I haven’t developed an instinct yet for what is a simple “ I can do that” and what is more seriousReally, your not dumb. Shouldnt say that. If you think like you had a boil, how would you treat it ? soaks and bust or vet ? Vets are so expensive and for small stuff you can treat at home I would. I would also wear gloves cause sometimes that a staph infection and contagious.
It’s on her neck. There’s nothing alive crawling in/ around/near it. It isn’t festering/oozing.That looks a lot like flytrike to me I'll tag some friends to better guide you on the clean up process.
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It’s on her neck. I gave her a bath today, and let warm water run over for several minutes. It didn’t seem to affect it much. Nothing came off of it. I put the purple stuff on it.Wheres it at on the chicken? @WyorpRock Can she soak it ?