
The less severe puncture wound is the one you see here towards the back. The worse one is just at the edge of the feathers.

Given that he was in the dog's mouth when we saw this happening and that he was completely in shock and limp when we rushed him to the vet, it is amazing that he avoided broken bones or worse. That he is now standing, eating, drinking and crowing is even more of a miracle.
Let's hope he keeps on improving and that the antibiotics do their work!
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Poor Napoleon! I love chickens and wish I could have some, they are such fun to watch. I hope he is soon feeling better and that those tail feathers grow back quickly.
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