Is this Bumble foot or cut from metel bottom?

Classic case of bumblefoot.

 

Bumblefoot is usually caused if a bird externally injures their foot via scrape, minor cuts, and then bacteria gets in the wound and causes an infection. What type of ground does your flock walk on? Is it rocky? Are there a lot of splintered wood chips around? They can get bumblefoot from a myriad of causes....

Here's a BYC article on bumblefoot:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/bumblefoot-in-your-flock

You can also go to YouTube and 'search' for bumblefoot and there are quite a few videos on the subject including surgery to remove them.

I wish you all the best and do keep us updated!!

 

Get them off the wire. It is horrible on their feet as you can see!

 

Exactly my thoughts, @welasharon . I'm afraid that wire is what's causing it.

 

Good advice, this is obviously the cause of the abrasions on their feet. Bumblefoot comes from infection of the injuries. Make sure you give them a softer flooring - sand would be nice. And make sure you are treating the wounds.

 

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...efoot-journey-back-to-health/70#post_14143015

Good job! Here is a link to some different ways of treating bumblefoot. As you caught it early you may be able to use one of the non surgical methods. That's a lot of them to deal with! Good luck!