Is this bumblefoot?

[aart]

You don't remove the Bumble?

It's often not necessary...less drastic treatment can work just fine.
Have had several bumble foot cases(which is a staph infected wound),
at my place that healed with no intervention at all.
It doesn't look too inflamed.
Is the bird limping?

 

[NovaChooks]

It's often not necessary...less drastic treatment can work just fine.
Have had several bumble foot cases(which is a staph infected wound),
at my place that healed with no intervention at all.
It doesn't look too inflamed.
Is the bird limping?

I just got her and her flock mates this afternoon, but from what I've seen of her so far she seems to be walking just fine. But when I got her from the coop, all the other chickens were on their roosts and she was laying in the shavings

 

[aart]

I just got her and her flock mates this afternoon, but from what I've seen of her so far she seems to be walking just fine. But when I got her from the coop, all the other chickens were on their roosts and she was laying in the shavings

Hard to know if she's avoiding roost because of foot.
Do you have other birds besides these new ones?

 

[HeyHo]

It's often not necessary...less drastic treatment can work just fine.
Have had several bumble foot cases(which is a staph infected wound),
at my place that healed with no intervention at all.
It doesn't look too inflamed.
Is the bird limping?

Interesting and great to know. I've got nothing more to help -- but I have two bumbles right now, and the less severe one looks very much like OP. Will be following to double check my course of treatment.

 

[NovaChooks]

Hard to know if she's avoiding roost because of foot.
Do you have other birds besides these new ones?

One cockerel