NEED HELP PLEASE!! Chicken with bad leg

[chickensbcooltho]

I really need help don't know what to do next, thinking amputation but the vet is not available. If anybody knows a way to go about this please help. I've made more posts about my rooster with more information, but not much help as far as medical treatment for his foot. Here are the most recent pictures from August 24th. (Last picture was his foot July 1st, he's grown an abscess since then very curious what that's about) I'll have to get more when i dress him as it has been getting a bit better, but it's definitely painful and i'm desperate to help him out so please any tips would be greatly appreciated!!

 

[azygous]

Please either provide links to the other threads on this topic or ask the moderators to combine them all in one thread so we don't need to ask repetitive questions or hunt for the other threads to compile a complete picture of the situation.

It appears he's healing after losing the foot. He'll need cushioning for the stump as he learns to walk on it. Vetericyn wound spray is an effective and easy way to treat such a wound.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Please either provide links to the other threads on this topic or ask the moderators to combine them all in one thread so we don't need to ask repetitive questions or hunt for the other threads to compile a complete picture of the situation.

It appears he's healing after losing the foot. He'll need cushioning for the stump as he learns to walk on it. Vetericyn wound spray is an effective and easy way to treat such a wound.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/amputation-need-advice-please.1545018/
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/need-help-infected-foot.1546352/

 

[chickensbcooltho]

Please either provide links to the other threads on this topic or ask the moderators to combine them all in one thread so we don't need to ask repetitive questions or hunt for the other threads to compile a complete picture of the situation.

It appears he's healing after losing the foot. He'll need cushioning for the stump as he learns to walk on it. Vetericyn wound spray is an effective and easy way to treat such a wound.

yes sorry i'm still learning this website. as of right now the only padding is a non stick pad and gauze, is there anything you would recommend for cushioning ?

 

[azygous]

This thread by a good friend can give you ideas. Matilda the hen lost both feet and her owner needed to pad her stumps. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/matilda-is-going-to-lose-her-feet.1454933/