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CKfarm22
Crowing
I tried last night and it was not budging at all. I made an appointment with the vet but the only appointment they had was August 23. And the chicken keeps taking the bandage off of her foot with the vet wrap.
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Poor little chicken. I hope that you can do something for her in the meantime. I would keep soaking the foot.I tried last night and it was not budging at all. I made an appointment with the vet but the only appointment they had was August 23. And the chicken keeps taking the bandage off of her foot with the vet wrap.
Was just going to say - keep soaking as much as you can until the vet appointment on the 23rd. I suspect the more you soak the easier it will be to get everything out.Poor little chicken. I hope that you can do something for her in the meantime. I would keep soaking the foot.
Yes, I will be! I’ve soaked it today again for like 15 minutesPoor little chicken. I hope that you can do something for her in the meantime. I would keep soaking the foot.
Yes. Ideally it wouldn’t get to where it bleeds but if it does then put pressure, and stop. Go ahead and wrap the foot with Neosporin.If she does happen to bleed do i just apply pressure until it stops? Luckily she’s our calmer chicken so she was actually falling asleep while i was trying to get it out![]()
I really hope so. She only lasts so long with me soaking itWas just going to say - keep soaking as much as you can until the vet appointment on the 23rd. I suspect the more you soak the easier it will be to get everything out.
Yes, we care! Your experience can help the next person who searches for "bumblefoot" when their chicken has the same problem. Sounds like you made progress, and hopefully it will heal up on its own now.Not sure if anyone cares, but i ended up taking her to the vet a couple weeks ago and the dr told me to put some corn softeners on it and keep it wrapped. I’ve been keeping them on and changing them every 48 hours for about 3 weeks now. Tonight i decided to pick at it again and i got most of the infection out, there is still a little bit left in but she started bleeding pretty bad so i stopped and put some ointment on it tonight and wrapped it up.
I’m hoping! I’m not sure if i’ll be able to get the very small portion that’s still in her foot because it’s so deep but i definitely made progress on it and i’m happy that i didYes, we care! Your experience can help the next person who searches for "bumblefoot" when their chicken has the same problem. Sounds like you made progress, and hopefully it will heal up on its own now.