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When I said blister, I may have meant callous. Or my vet, who only does birds, doesn't do enough poultry to know. Oh well. My yard gets quite hard during the dry summer months, but softens up a lot in the winter. I'm not so sure what I'm going to do next year.

Late update: took them for a checkup to the vet a few months ago and the vet said she was fine. The discoloration on the bill and feet are apparently normal. She had blisters on the bottom of her feet, but they weren't open or infected, which is good. The vet recommended less walking on hard...

A little bit. Not much, but it does look a bit on the dry side.

Her bill's looked like that for well over a year. When she was at the vet about a year ago, I forgot to bring it up and the vet never mentioned anything about it.

They came up maybe in the past couple months, perhaps even six? She's just over 2 years old (26 months to be exact) and just finished this year's molt.

If you click the picture, it'll get bigger and you can see more closely. Unless I need to get an even closer shot? It's black specs on the top of her paddles and on her leg. The specs aren't raised (like a scab) and they aren't on the bottom of her feet.

Is this bumblefoot? She's not limping at all and walking quite normally. I would've snapped a picture of the bottom of her feet, but I only have two hands, so I couldn't, but it doesn't look like she has any cuts or open abscess. Thanks for all help in advance.

Thanks for the replies. I've been putting on some Neosporin the past couple days, but I was afraid of giving her a warm bath. I just didn't want to risk it and the idea of stopping her bleeding, if she did, seemed too traumatic for me. Anyhow, she still has a limp, but is much more willing to...

My five-month old Pekin cut her left leg right above her "kneecap" (real technical, I know ) at about the 7 o'clock position (12 being the kneecap). I came out to her pen this morning and saw her sitting and not running out immediately as she normally does. After giving her a few prods, she...