Is this bumblefoot? Goose

[Isaac 0]

Okay thank you.
By looking at the photos, do you think the gooses foot could’ve gotten this bad in just 4 days? I haven’t seen bumble foot in any of my other birds. I really don’t think her foot is my fault, but I’m not sure at all how quickly bumblefoot develops

Acknowledging the size, it's likely been going on for a few months.

 

[William Mellor15]

Was it a big bumble like this one? (I think bumble is the term lol)

Yeah, if not worse, it had some sort of puss oozing out as well.... but i don't really have any knowledge about geese..... but the chicken is completely healed now (it was a couple of years ago and i haven't had any problems since), maybe try using some sort of disinfectant for a couple of days and see how it goes.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

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Hi
I bought a goose 8 days ago. About 4 days ago I noticed this on her foot. There is a smaller one on her other foot, too. Is this bumblefoot? And if so how long do you think it took to develop this bad? Thank you
View attachment 2544859Yes it is!

 

[Isaac 0]

maybe try using some sort of disinfectant

One could try using a topical disinfectant, but with such a far-along case it likely won't do much, without surgery, and antibiotics.

 

[Aapomp831]

When one of my hens had bumblefoot, i just treated it with some antiseptic paste and it got better in a couple of days

Antiseptic paste is for superficial, surface wounds. In this case it will not help since the skin has been necrotized and needs to be removed.

 

[Myavia]

One could try using a topical disinfectant, but with such a far-along case it likely won't do much, without surgery, and antibiotics.

Okay, thank you so much. I’m not sure why but I didn’t get these notifications until now

 

[Myavia]

Antiseptic paste is for superficial, surface wounds. In this case it will not help since the skin has been necrotized and needs to be removed.

Okay, thank you very much