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Mangled axie arm!

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Lucy1965

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One day when I got home and went to check on my axies I realized that one of them had a hurt arm. when i took a closer look i noticed her arm was all scrached, swollen, and possibly broken. I know axolotls are good at healing and regenerating limbs but i was wondering if there was anything i could do to help.
 
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Well i have no clue what it looks like can you post a picture? im sure it will heal over time though no worries
 
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