Bumblefoot (Jerry)

[MammaAtTheAvenue]

Hi,
Can anyone confirm if this is bumble foot or something else please? Xxx

 

[Colley12]

Hi,
Can anyone confirm if this is bumble foot or something else please? Xxx

I don’t see any pictures attached to your post.....

 

[MammaAtTheAvenue]

I don’t see any pictures attached to your post.....

Thanks for letting me know. Hopefully it is there now xxx

 

[MammaAtTheAvenue]

@Colley12 can you see it now? Xxx

 

[Aunt Angus]

I see your pic! Looks like bumblefoot to me.

 

[MammaAtTheAvenue]

Thank you for replying and identifying xxx

 

[Colley12]

@Colley12 can you see it now? Xxx

Yes, sorry I didn't let you know sooner, I don't have much experience with bumble foot but know it is best to have pictures.

Glad you got a response and confirmed!!

 

[MammaAtTheAvenue]

I hope someone who can help me sees this.

I've managed to get the scab off. I don't know if that's good or bad because I only had an iodine patch and gauze to put on.

My son and I have struggled to wrap it up but did. They she got excited about her peas and stood in her water. Any suggestions what I can clean and dress it with please?

I only have human things. Fucidin, germolene etc xxx

 

[Aunt Angus]

I hope someone who can help me sees this.

I've managed to get the scab off. I don't know if that's good or bad because I only had an iodine patch and gauze to put on.

My son and I have struggled to wrap it up but did. They she got excited about her peas and stood in her water. Any suggestions what I can clean and dress it with please?

I only have human things. Fucidin, germolene etc xxx

I use human things for my birds' feet. When they get bumblefoot, I soak their feet to get the scab loose, remove the scab, squeeze out any pus I can (if any), pack the resulting hole with antibiotic ointment, apply gauze, and wrap with vet wrap. I do this every 1-2 days. It takes a loooong time for duckie feet to heal. We're talking weeks of treatment.

Some folks use duck booties. I can never get them to stay on, though.

 

[MammaAtTheAvenue]

I use human things for my birds' feet. When they get bumblefoot, I soak their feet to get the scab loose, remove the scab, squeeze out any pus I can (if any), pack the resulting hole with antibiotic ointment, apply gauze, and wrap with vet wrap. I do this every 1-2 days. It takes a loooong time for duckie feet to heal. We're talking weeks of treatment.

Some folks use duck booties. I can never get them to stay on, though.

Thank you @Aunt Angus. I didn't know what to do so put a bit of sudocrem on. I've got myself too stressed. I'll hopefully wake up with a clearer thinking head. Which antibiotic ointment do you use?
Should I remove it and redress it tomorrow or leave it? Xxx