Bleeding on chicken foot and legs

She seems to be doing better today. One of her legs looks like it’s starting to heal. The other still look pretty bad but I think it’s getting better by the day. Here is a picture of her underside. She has some of that yellow on her breast bone too. Also, I am also attaching some pics of two of her chicks. I think I see some of the same thing developing on them too. Im applying the same to the too just in case.
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Here are the chicks picture
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What do you feed, including treats?

Do they roost, sleep on the floor?
What's on the coop/run floor - bedding, chips, etc.? Is bedding damp or wet?

I agree, it does look like the chick's feet are showing similar signs.
 
What do you feed, including treats?

Do they roost, sleep on the floor?
What's on the coop/run floor - bedding, chips, etc.? Is bedding damp or wet?

I agree, it does look like the chick's feet are showing similar signs.
Hello, I feed them regular chicken feed with corn. Most of my kitchen scraps include: carrot peels, egg shells, tomato peels, onion skins, pasta, rice, and basically any leftover food. Sometimes our food contains meat or chicken bits. Most of them roost but two of the chicks sleep on the floor. The chicks that do roost are the ones with the foot abrasion thought. My roosting poll is a 2x4. When I built my coop I placed it directly on soil and didn’t make a floor for it. I just covered the dirt with a foot of dry wood chips. I am currently using straw and wood chips combined. I place the straw down first then add the chips on top.I’ve been thinking of cleaning everything out and either placing some pavers down or a cement floor. I’ll send pictures of my coop tomorrow. I’m so worried now that two of the four chicks have the same thing on their feet. There has been a lot of rain these past months because of hurricanes and it is really humid here where I live.
 
I wonder if the yellow on the chest and beak is after she grooms herself it gets transferred? I'm ignorant about silkies, do they groom themselves like regular chickens?
 

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