Strange blistering on turkey neck/shoulder

[Dakota60]

On Tuesday morning, my dog broke into my turkey pen and fatally wounded 5 hens & wounded the Tom. I’ve brought him inside (he’s in my bathtub) but have zero solid knowledge of how to care for the rips in his skin. I have some Small Animal Synbiont & decided to use it on Wednesday to try to clean up the wounds some (yes, I know…probably too late) THEN I just put Vaseline all over the areas. Yesterday I got some triple antibiotic ointment (without pain stuff) & did the synbiont again, patted dry and put the ointment on. This morning, I noticed a blister looking area at the base of his neck/top of shoulder and now this evening it is definitely covering a larger area. This evening I also added amoxicillin to his water. He did not eat yesterday or today so far. I’ve offered him some banana, green beans & corn today in addition to his regular feed to try to get him to eat. He is drinking a lot of water. His injuries are probably beyond recovery HOWEVER he is standing & ‘talking’ to me when I tend to him. So I am a little hopeful. I just really need to know if something that I have applied to his skin is causing the ‘blister looking skin’. Today I got PET SILVER WOUND SPRAY for chickens, but I’m afraid to use ANYTHING until I can find out what the blisters are from. The last picture probably shows the best view of ‘normal’ skin right next to the blistered looking area. Would appreciate any good cleaning solution suggestions also, but know that some tears are into some muscle, not just surface. HELP. Thank you.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Does he have mites?

I'm sorry for your losses.

It does look like a reaction to something.

I'd be inclined to rinse with saline. Pat dry then apply a very thin layer of triple antibiotic ointment just to the wound.

Does the wound smell bad?