Is this Bumblefoot?

[tennilleromaniuk]

So I posted a week ago about my hen limping, so people were saying Bumblefoot, I have soaked her twice now and I have no clue what I’m looking at. Nothing comes off, I don’t see a black scab when it’s cleaned.

Is this bumblefoot?

 

[SurferchickinSB]

Is that a Dorking foot?

 

[tennilleromaniuk]

Yes she has 5 toes

 

[SurferchickinSB]

Is that a Dorking foot?

Yes she has 5 toes

I have 2 Dorkings and they have cut their feet before. They seem tender footed. Is that a cut right in front of it's back 2 toes?

 

[dawg53]

That's not bumblefoot. It looks like Footpad Dermatitis to me. Ensure wet and sticky litter is changed frequently. Here's a link to some good reading for you;
http://www.farmhealthonline.com/disease-management/poultry-diseases/footpad-dermatitis/

 

[tennilleromaniuk]

That's not bumblefoot. It looks like Footpad Dermatitis to me. Ensure wet and sticky litter is changed frequently. Here's a link to some good reading for you;
http://www.farmhealthonline.com/disease-management/poultry-diseases/footpad-dermatitis/

Not a chance its that, when I clean her foot in water there is no dark spots, and my coop is very clean and dry, I change shavings every 2 weeks and is never wet .

 

[dawg53]

Ok. If she's still limping, it's possible she might've sprained or pulled a ligament or tendon due to hopping down from a high roost, or other elevated object.
You can lower roosts to prevent this from happening.
You may want to place her in a cage with feed and water for a period of time to let her leg heal. You dont want her walking or running around causing further injury.
You can add vitamin B complex to her feed to eat, just crush a few tablets into powder and sprinkle it on her feed. The vitamin B complex may help speed up recovery.
After 5 days, remove her from the cage and see if she's walking normal. If not, recage her and continue the vitamin B complex in feed for 1 week. Then remove her from the cage and see if there's improvement.
Leg injuries take time to heal. It can take a week or several months depending on the severity of the injury and how well she accepts confinement in a cage. They usually get used to it in a couple of days, a few treats help.