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Awwwwww, he's so precious! And very handsome! I can't help but chuckle at his missing tail, but I'm sure he'll grow it back. Glad he made it through, and that we could help, just goes to show how amazing and resilient chickens are, just like you said! :clap:love💚

I don't think antibiotics are quite necessary right now, but you can use honey, which has antibacterial properties, on the wound.

When you are able to get him, flush any wounds you see to clean it. The best way to flush it is with lukewarm water or saline. After you've done this, you should pick out any debris that you see in the wound, like leaves, feathers, dirt, etc. with clean and sanitized tweezers. After you clean...

@Eggcessive @azygous @Wyorp Rock Are there any open wounds? From the pictures it seems that most of his tail feathers have been pulled off but no wounds.