The bird from that thread is an adult and she fully recovered. The bird from this post is a chick that is over 4 months old.
Ok, I removed the bottom wrapping.she can’t really stand on all of her toes since her right foot is facing upwards a bit.
I have been keeping her toes wrapped + in...
I am starting to think it’s from circulation interruption, but my vet thinks it’s from the accident. While I was taking pictures for this post, I noticed that the blacked parts were what she stands/sits on, but she didn’t have it a week ago. I’ve had her in a sort of cast for a while so I’m very...
Hello, I have recently taken my chick to the vet and was wondering if anyone on here could give me more advice since I want to heal my chick asap. She is over 4 months old, and has not been able to walk recently since her feet nerves were messed up in an accident when she was born. She has...
Hello, I noticed my chicken did not want to walk as much. She was still eating and drinking, so I put her in an epsom bath to examine her and then saw her feet, which is attached below. I have removed the piece of plastic, applied ointment around the area, and wrapped her foot so she won’t put...
should I keep cutting? When I was poking the edge of the scab I noticed a separation between the bumble and the foot. It looked like I could cut deeper but I was alarmed from the amount of blood she was losing, so I stopped and bandaged her. Will the salt dry the infection?
Hello,
The pictures I have attached are graphic!!
I’ve been looking at posts regarding bumble foot and feel like I understood what I was suppose to do until I was actually doing the surgery. Am I supposed to dig this area out? Every time I would scratch it with the blade it would start to...
Thank you so much for your response! Can I use any drawing salve, or is there a certain brand you recommend? I see people recommending antibiotic ointments without certain toxic ingredients, so I’m wondering if the same can be said about the salve.
Hello, I was observing my ducks feet and noticed a bump on one that was walking in front of me. She isn’t limping, but her bump is big! Please let me know how to identify this so I can help her!