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Hi,
you might try this site out. There is pretty much always someone online and you get quick answers.

Good Luck,

Dave

The other birds will not leave the wound alone, especially if they can see reddened flesh. This could turn into a serious cannibalistic episode. It's important to 'hide' the wound. I would rub in some antibiotic ointment and slather on vaseline thickly to cover the wound. The other birds will not like the vaseline and hopefully will leave it alone.
~Claire

Hi Justruss,
sorry to hear about your hurt bird, you did well to bring her inside and separate her from the group. I had a crested bird get pecked really bad a few months ago, I used a salve on her that worked great. I'm including the link below, I've also used their "pick no more" lotion, that works well for general feather picking.

The black salve helps heal the wound while discouraging others from picking at her. Hope this helps :)

-Sheila

Here is a link that might be useful: Rooster booster

Hi Everyone who posted... Thanks for the help... She seems to still be doing just fine. I still have her in a box on the kitchen table... she doesnt mind... but my wife sure does.... I figure one more day until my days off when I can make a little makeshift area next to the pen where she can be isolated until the wound heals... her appetite and all is still fantastic... I talked to a friend locally who told me that just about anything you would use on a human cut would work. I used hydrogeine peroxide and some bactine spray.... and will nurse her along until it no longer has a bullseye on it for the other chicks to peck!!!
Thanks a lot... Oh by the way... I also ordered some of that rooster booster just to have in case something like this happens again....

you can use a blood clotting product to stop the bleeding. you can find it at any pet store. I'm not sure what it's called but i'm sure if you ask an employee there, they will know what you're looking for. As for the other chicks pecking at the wound- try putting in a red lamp. i've heard that chickens will peck at red wounds so a red light will make it so that they can't see the wounds. i have never had to do that, but it sounds plausible...