Help! Chicken with Bumblefoot in need!

[LaFleche]

Be careful not to wrap the bandage too tight, as this could inhibit blood circulation and lead to necrosis as well.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

 

[Chickensarefeathereddogs]

Here are some pictures from the day before yesterday.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Looks like she may lose her foot.
How long were the wrappings on and how tight?
Do you have vet care?

 

[Chickensarefeathereddogs]

We tried to contact a couple different vets, but they never replied. We also can't get her to the vet because the hours are the times we are at work. The wraps have been on since mid September, but in the beginning we changed them every other day. Now we do it once or twice a day.when Yolko is in our house part of the time we leave her foot out so it isn't always soft. We we first found the Bumblefoot, we may have wrapped them to tight, but now we wrap them loosely.
It has been long enough we started penicillin the first time that we started again. When Yolko is on the medicine, she eat a little on her own and is a lot more active.

 

[Chickensarefeathereddogs]

The toes are dead, we are trying to decide if we can save part of the foot.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Is there any bad odor of infection?

The toes will auto amputate.

 

[Chickensarefeathereddogs]

There used to be, but now it smells like the medicine we put on it. What do you think about the white area above the dead toes? Is there a chance that could heal?
Thanks

 

[Wyorp Rock]

There used to be, but now it smells like the medicine we put on it. What do you think about the white area above the dead toes? Is there a chance that could heal?
Thanks

It might heal.

Let's get @azygous to chime in with some tips.

 

[azygous]

How unfortunate. Those bandages must have been very, very tight. The black toes will soon fall off. The white upper parts will likely survive.