Chapped or cracked toe webbing?

[WhitF]

One of my Banty hens looked today like her toe webbing might be cracked or chapped? I saw some red there and wasn’t sure how to best treat it. It has been around 30 degrees here at night and going up to 45/50 in the day (I’m in NE OK). I figured cleaning and maybe neosporin, but is there anything else I should do? I’m a new chicken mama and want to make sure I do the best thing for her.
These are the best photos I could get on my own.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Looks like dry skin, I would recheck between the toes, I think I see a bit of blood. Could be a minor injury or she got pecked on the foot.

I would apply some Vaseline to the legs to help with dryness.

 

[WhitF]

Looks like dry skin, I would recheck between the toes, I think I see a bit of blood. Could be a minor injury or she got pecked on the foot.

I would apply some Vaseline to the legs to help with dryness.

Ok cool, I was wondering if a couple had dryness, I’m wondering if it could be the wind. They have lots of water. I did make a windbreak for their run today also.
Okay I’ll try the Vaseline, thank you!

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Could be exposure to wind. Dry bedding, cold weather, etc. Their skin can get chapped and dry like anything else.
I've found that plain 'ol Vaseline works fine. I pick up a tub at the Dollar Tree for $1 and it's a dedicated tub just for chickens

 

[WhitF]

Could be exposure to wind. Dry bedding, cold weather, etc. Their skin can get chapped and dry like anything else.
I've found that plain 'ol Vaseline works fine. I pick up a tub at the Dollar Tree for $1 and it's a dedicated tub just for chickens

Ooohhhh ok that makes sense, we’ve had high 50s at night into 70s ans then all of a sudden we got a cold front and the temps dropped. Well Vaseline it is then! Thank you for your help!