1. Isolate the chicken from the rest of the flock to prevent disease spread.
2. Assess the injuries. Gently check for bleeding, broken bones, or visible wounds.
3. Stop the bleeding by applying pressure with a clean cloth.
4. Clean the wounds with a mild antiseptic solution such as diluted Betadine or Vetericyn. Avoid harsh chemicals or alcohol.
5. Apply a clean, non-stick bandage to open wounds, ensuring it is not too tight.
6. Consult a veterinarian about pain relief if needed.
7. Offer food and water. Provide soft, easy-to-eat food and fresh water.
8. Monitor closely for signs of infection or complications over the next few days.
9. Seek veterinary care if injuries are severe or there is no improvement within 24–48 hours.
10. Provide a safe environment away from other animals for rest and recovery.