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Thank you for saying what I was thinking and couldn’t put it to words.This is really a choice your head must make rather than your heart. Even if you managed to stop the bleeding (and she made it through the shock) infection will set in, and you DON’T want her suffering. Please let us know what decision you made (if you took her to a vet). I’m so sorry that’s happened.
Unfortunately, I’ve been through a few of those heartbreaking moments myself, Jake. I’m sure you have too. I just pray that they did what was best for that sweet hen. Sometimes, we are forced to make the harder, unemotional, but ‘kindest for the chicken’ decision. I’ll offer my opinion… if there’s a chance at all, amputate. If she’s okay otherwise, she can live a full life with just one leg. I had a dear Gambels quail hen live a long life with only one leg.Thank you for saying what I was thinking and couldn’t put it to words.