Gout?

[Mother Bwaker]

Ar first we thought Ellie had bumblefoot but can someone with experience tell me if this looks like gout or some other kind of staph infection?
She jumps up on the roost but puffs up her feathers really big so I'm guessing she's in pain. She's walking around & will eat fresh berries from my hand but I have no way to tell if she's eating feed or drinking.
Any help is much appreciated.

 

[Mother Bwaker]

Ar first we thought Ellie had bumblefoot but can someone with experience tell me if this looks like gout or some other kind of staph infection?
She jumps up on the roost but puffs up her feathers really big so I'm guessing she's in pain. She's walking around & will eat fresh berries from my hand but I have no way to tell if she's eating feed or drinking.
Any help is much appreciated.

Here are photos.

 

[Eggcessive]

What do her foot pads on the bottoms look like? It does look suspicous for articular gout. Here is a good article and a thread which shows gout in a chickens feet in post 1:
https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/gout-management-in-poultry

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/gout-bumblefoot-or-treatment-see-photos.1064722/

 

[Mother Bwaker]

What do her foot pads on the bottoms look like? It does look suspicous for articular gout. Here is a good article and a thread which shows gout in a chickens feet in post 1:
https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/gout-management-in-poultry

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/gout-bumblefoot-or-treatment-see-photos.1064722/

 

[Mother Bwaker]

Thank you Eggsessive.
Here are more photos, including the bottom of her feet.

 

[Eggcessive]

There is no cure for gout in chickens. Many things can cause it, as are listed in the article above. Tart cherry extract is sometimes used in people, and a few threads here on BYC have had some people say that they have tried it to help relive pain.