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A lot of pus on the gauze today. I scooped out the bumble crud until I saw pink flesh from the top. Also some white, crumbly cheesier stuff. She's come a long way. Will post pics tomorrow.

My chicken has been pretty okay with the treatment. There were a couple times when I was definitely hurting her. This was when I pulled out some big chunks or when I accidentally poked her with the needle, which happened only twice but I could tell she felt it. I could tell because she clenched...

So here we are day 5. Didnt do anything on day 4. I took off the vet wrap today and took a look. Bottom of foot looks healed but top looks not so great. She is soaking in the tub for 15 mins and then I'm going to wash it and put more neosporin on it and wrap it.

Thank you, thank you... *bows*

Hanging in there!

Heres today's progress. Got most of it out with needle and tweezers! Yesterday I just soaked and changed the dressing with more neosporin. Today we soaked and removed this! Along with a bunch of little chunks. That nodule on the top is where it was exposed and oxidizing on the surface of her...

I only soaked and rebandaged today. Tomorrow I will try to get it all out!

This is after the soak I gave her this morning. These are before soak: See next post

I will check TSC for scalpels. They seem useful. I wonder if I can find tiny ones, or maybe little scooping ones? I need a razor sharp ice cream scooper basically. I love your idea for tying the vetwrap. I will need to try that next time. I will post pictures on Tuesday when I soak her foot...

That's so sad! Poor baby. It really is a problem that needs to be nipped in the bud. Without treatment the animal will become lame. Advice to everyone: treat sooner rather than later! What starts out small will become a huge problem in a matter of time.

Hi everyone, I wanted to share with you today about the bumble foot I just attempted to treat. I don't have any pictures but it wouldn't be anything you haven't seen before on the forums about bumblefoot. My 1.5 yr old silver laced wyandotte started showing signs of swelling in the webbing...