Foot problem - does my chicken have bumblefoot?

[ChickenBoyAfrica]

Hi, one of my chicks has a swollen toe. She is walking fine. But should I be worried and it could it be bumblefoot?
Thank you

 

[Eggcessive]

Here is a good article about bumblefoot showing some of the different pictures of how it looks:
https://the-chicken-chick.com/bumblefoot-causes-treatment-warning/
Warm Epsom salts soaks are a good first treatment. Some also use a dressing on the foot with Betadine and sugar mixture as a poultice. PRID is another drawing salve that can be used. If there is a hard kernel inside, it can later be cleaned out by removing the scab and squeezing. Cutting into it is the most invasive treatment that is sometimes needed. I would rather see a cleaned up foot pad first.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

Looks like bumble foot. Your gonna have to cut the infection out, then wrap her foot.

 

[Eggcessive]

Can you soak the foot in warm soapy water to wash off the dirt? Bumblefoot scabs frequently appear on footpads and toepads.

 

[Chookchicken]

Before cutting off the infection bath her foot with Epsom salts, it helps soften the skin.

 

[ChickenBoyAfrica]

Thank you for the info, she is also only 7 weeks old !she is the first chicken I have ever had that has bumblefoot! ( We only got them in April.

 

[Chookchicken]

Thank you for the info, she is also only 7 weeks old !she is the first chicken I have ever had that has bumblefoot! ( We only got them in April.

In the last month I have had two chickens with bumble foot with the first one I just soaked her foot with Epsom salts everyday for about a week and a half, the second one I found out she has bumble foot today so I am just gonna do the same considering I found it very early. It is sad watching them limp and be very skidish. But in the end they will get better, I wish you and you’re chicken luck