Does she have scaley leg mites?!?!?!

[Annalyse]

Do you put ashes/sulfur in the bedding or dust bath? Sometimes when ashes or sulfur get wet it can cause irritation on the chickens skin, not usually an issue because chickens don't often dust bathe in wet dirt, but it can irritate some of their feet.

No I dont use ashe or sulfer. I used to use DE in there bust bath but they never used it after a while and when we got there new run together they stopped using it so I took it out a while ago. They bathe in the dry dirt when they dig.

 

[Annalyse]

There looks to be an irritation on one foot from a minor injury, but it does not look like scaly leg mites to me.

Oh yes on her ankle close to her foot I would say well my rooster pecked her foot so much he took a couple like 2 scales off and there was a minor blood but it was getting scabbed over. It's in between her toes were there redness like I would say pinkish color like she got new scales but idk

 

[Annalyse]

This is my roosters scales. They've always been like that and he hasn't had a problem with them. And the darker legs are one of my plymouths. They were the only ones to stay still so.

 

[Annalyse]

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