I've seen that happen to geese before. When they get wet or muddy for too long they go bald. Give her a warm bath. It'll help. Her feet look fine,IMO.
She would probably love a little 'swamp', if you have a dip in grass then flooding it will cause a little pond and she'd just love eating the grass that way. 100x better to geese and ducks, haha.
Sounds like the conditions were awful. It was like that here for a bit. Couldn't keep anything dry or clean. Our little babies looked like that, but not nearly as bad. A good bath fluffed them back up. It's much better now, and we re-did the coop so hopefully things will be much better this winter. Plus last winter was odd, it was warm, snowed, then warmed again, thus a bunch of mud and wetness.
She would probably love a little 'swamp', if you have a dip in grass then flooding it will cause a little pond and she'd just love eating the grass that way. 100x better to geese and ducks, haha.
Sounds like the conditions were awful. It was like that here for a bit. Couldn't keep anything dry or clean. Our little babies looked like that, but not nearly as bad. A good bath fluffed them back up. It's much better now, and we re-did the coop so hopefully things will be much better this winter. Plus last winter was odd, it was warm, snowed, then warmed again, thus a bunch of mud and wetness.