Bumblefoot?

[hennypenny12345]

Hi everyone, one of my hens seems to have swollen spots in between the toes. I checked the bottom feet, and there is no sign of bumble foot there so I am not sure what it could be now. She does have a scab on one of the swollen parts which made me think it could be bumble foot. All the photos of bumble foot I look at are on the bottom of the feet though. Any suggestions on what it could be and what I can do to help her? Any antibiotics I should get for her? Here are some photos of her feet that I just took…
Thank youuuuuu!!

 

[ProudRedneck]

In the first picture she definitely has bumblefoot. Most pictures show it on the bottom because that's typically where cuts/abrasions happen. Seems as if your girl got an abrasion in between her toes and the infection got there instead.

 

[hennypenny12345]

In the first picture she definitely has bumblefoot. Most pictures show it on the bottom because that's typically where cuts/abrasions happen. Seems as if your girl got an abrasion in between her toes and the infection got there instead.

Okay, thank you!

 

[OwO]

Check in the little flap of skin between her toes. Sometimes dirt/stones can build up there. I have a hen who keeps getting this and I have to dig it out every few weeks, though it's never been visible from the top of her foot like in your pics.

 

[Eggcessive]

That does look like bumblefoot which also can occur between the toes. Soaking the feet in warm soapy or Epsom salts water for 15-20 minutes (do it inside where it is warm if weather is cold.) Repeat for a day or two. Try to remove the scab and squeeze any pus or core out of the area. A foot dressing should be applied after applying antibiotic ointment to the wound. This is a good link to read about bumblefoot treatment or the surgery:
https://the-chicken-chick.com/bumblefoot-causes-treatment-warning/