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No for a Chinese he isn't obese. Just to make it short, my sister is a vet and the only way she treats bumblefoot is by getting rid of it so maybe if you ask your vet to see if she could get rid of it? It's not just geese that have bumblefoot it's all waterfowl and poultry. You know looking...

It looks to be bumblefoot. It is commonly found in obese, inactive and/or malnutritioned birds (with an excess or deficit of certain nutrients). Maybe a lack of Vitamin A. If only one foot is affected then it's most likely caused by an injury ( maybe he walked on something sharp). If you have...