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But would that small time frame be enough? Especially since she was just laying in one spot most of the time?

I did, I put a towel on top of the sand. But there is no way it was the sand to begin with, I had her literally only 12 hours before I noticed it. Most of the time she was sleeping. I did buy veterycin though.

I've never had a problem with bumblefoot and my coop and run both have sand . The baby is on sand but I just got her so she had it before I got her. It's starting to clear up though she can perch on my finger now without falling over.

Her feet are already looking better =) I scrubbed them with some soap and water and applied some honey, let them air dry for 5-10 minutes and wrapped them in vet wrap. She get the booties off after 2 hours or so yesterday but the honey was already dry. she stepped in her water and the boots slid...

No not really. But it's only been an hour or so.

Vet wrap, just one layer and with her toes spread out straight so they don't get messed up.

Hehe

10 wouldn't be a problem, she loves being held and coddled lol She's doing fine, but you can tell her feet hurt her, she will stumble sometimes when she tries to perch on my hand.

okay, sounds good.

wouldn't it cause the sand to stick to her feet?

okay that's what she said so good to know someone agrees. I have local honey in my cupboard and have been looking for uses for it so I will use it.

Okay one of my friend said I shouldn't use neosporin yet because she's so young. Is this right? I cuold just use the honey I guess if I have to.

Need help and some advice =( Has anyone dealt with a week and a half old chick with bumblefoot? I just got Cleopatra yesterday, she's an Egyptian Fayoumi. I was holding her and I noticed she has what looks like bumblefoot. The woman said she was keeping her on a wire floored brooder and someone...