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11 weeks-Both girls returned to the flock yesterday. They get the coop overnight along with a few calmer birds, while the rest aresleeping in the enclosed run, bc I have a few aggressive birds this season. Nomie is completely healed and though shorter and moving more slowly, is keeping her...

And here is Willow's - as you can see, she will loose a few toes.

8 wks, 3 days post frost bite: Nomie's left stump has completely healed, just in time for the other foot to self amputate. The demarcation line was lower than the left, so once it heals up, she'll have a little more heel than on the left. It didn't bleed much at all this time (last time I...

Nomie- 8 weeks- still keeping it dressed, just the little scab in the center. I guess she decided one at a time would do, bc the other is just abt to come off. Will have to do update on Willow separately, needed a break after getting Nomie done. Lol

Warning- bloody Took some pics while doing tx today. I let Nomie have a epsom soak. She enjoyed it, but scab came off afterwards. I put it back on for awile as it stopped the bleeding, and there was quite a bit of that, so not sure the soak was a good idea. Thought I took pic with scab on...

🤣 Willow had the shoes off within an hour, so I changed course on that. Both get their feet dressed with manuka honey hydrocolloid dressings and then wrapped with 1" wrap. Not sure about pet wrap, but the wrap I bought is waterproof and keeping sites clean. Nomie- stump is doing well. The...

Thank you! Nomie's other foot is still hanging on. I wrapped it lightly today and put Willow in shoes, bc both are over all feeling spunkier and moving around, getting feet soiled. Nomie is more or less over it, now that I'm done, but Willow is confused by the new footware.

5 weeks - Willow's feet tonight: still no demarkation line, top layer cont. to peel away, bottoms of feet are warm, still curling toes. Stiff, to be sure, but still curling. She scared me a couple of days ago, had some bleeding. You can see the red dot. But I think there must've been a bit...

How are they securing it? I saw one where they used binder clips. I had visions of those snapping open. I guess I could make holes in opposing sides, thread fabric through and tie it

Spent yesterday trying to create a sling. A seamstress I am not, so looked at rescue site- they used bungee cargo nets stretched iut with cushion for the torso to lie on. Any other day I'd see those locker bungee nets everywhere, but not yesterday. Ended up at Harbor Freight and got motorcycle...

Our winters are, in general, mild. There's just that week or 2 when the bottom drops out. They can handle it,....if they come down out of the tree...:he

Yes, ROM -Range of Motion- is what I wondered, but will avoid. Pictures today Nomie- Willow- Last week vs today- So you can see the debriding has gone well. She really hates the camera near her feet so I couldn't convince her to show her legs. I can tell they're both tender tonight so not...

Will continue soaks.🙂 I can put Willow in the bedside washpan and leave the room. Nomie tries to do shark rolls even as I hold her, but we get it done..just a little wetter. 🙄 As for Willow - We're all bird lovers here, right? 😁 Willow curls up on the sofa with the dogs and I in the evening...

So glad you wrote an article! I just shared the thread with someone else last night. Three weeks ago,3 hens were spooked & took to the trees right before bad weather came in that night. 2 came down the next day, the 3rd stayed up for 4 nights. That one returned unscathed. The 2 as follows...

Glad to see you're still active here, bc I wanted to say thank you..well for a cpl of things. Although this thread is old, it was exactly what I was looking for. I'm going through this now & appreciate the start to end thread. The other thing was thanks for the warning here, as I was...