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I'm really pleased for you and Chicken. (Love the name - I'm happy to know that I'm not the only person to name my birds literally, as I struggle to find imaginative names for them!) Just out of interest, and to help others in the same situation, have you used any additional treatment on...

You can buy it online (I got mine from PondRx - I think that's the name of the company). You mix it with distilled water to make a solution that you then use to bathe your chicken's feet for 5-10 minutes per day. There's no withdrawal period, as it's used externally, not internally, so it's...

Quote: Because the Tricide Neo is an antibiotic it works directly to kill the infection in the foot. I assume that the pus is reabsorbed into the body, in the same way that a spot on our skin gradually disappears over time. I don't know exactly how it works, just that it does, because I saw...

If one foot is looking better then that is already good news. I appreciate that you don't want to cut your girl's foot again, and in all honesty in your situation neither would I. Although bumblefoot is a nasty infection, it is not immediately life threatening - many birds live with bumblefoot...

You need to do two things here - treat the returning infection and also prevent it happening again. Treatment is the hardest part - some people use sugar and betadine poultices, some soak the feet in epsom salts. I tried all sorts, but ended up getting the best results with a solution of...