10/27/2026
So, this post is a little different than my others. You’ve seen the furry babies in my past posts that I’ve had the pleasure of working on.
Here’s a special case for you! I had received a text Oct 14 th about a chicken that had a wound from possibly a raccoon attack from 4 or 5 days before. One of the first things that I had asked is she eating? The owner said yes so, I knew she had the will to live even though her wound was SEVERE! The day after she had reached out to me I started treatment. I cleaned, lasered, used silver/honey ointment and bandaged her wound every day for 9 days. The laser promotes cell health and that’s what was very much needed for her. It also kills bacteria so, it keeps infection from setting in.
Some would say, why would you do this for an ordinary chicken?! Well, this chicken has a name. Her name is “Pillow” and she has a family that loves her and has been very devoted to her! When this had happened they couldn’t find a vet that would look at her. They kept her wound clean & treated the best that they could. I was referred to them from a vet tech friend of mine.
I’m posting the first & the last picture from her treatments. She isn’t totally healed yet but, she’s where her family can take care of the wound and will heal up with time.
We all could learn a lesson from Pillow and her family. It doesn’t matter what you are. A life is a life and we need to have respect for that. If something has the will to live then it should be our job to give it all we can to make that happen. We’re all on this earth together, we all have been given the gift of life let’s make it last as long as we can!
Kudos to “Pillow” & her family that loves her!! I so honored that they reached out to me and allowed me to work on her! ❤️🐥
**A video of her is in the comments ☺️