Lumps near vent...what might this be?

[Wilderre]

See attached photo. There is a pinkish lump near the vent and now has a white scaly covering. On further examination, there is another lump just north of this one but it is all skin colored. Another lump below this one appears to be a bone in the skin...maybe hip socket? She acts pretty normal but has always been smallest, breathes a little harder and sometimes gets picked on. I put a homemade herbal antibacterial salve on the area this morning. Any ideas what could be going on? She doesn't act like they hurt. Thanks!

 

[Wilderre]

The green is a new development overnight. She acts pretty normal. There is another skin colored lump above this

 

[Wilderre]

I see some green bruising, so likely this is injury from being picked at/pinched.

How much space do you have?

You mention you separated them out before, what was the reason?

I have 14 hens in a little over 400 sq ft in the run and about 60 sq ft in the hen house. I had 3 separated a few weeks ago due to runny poo/diarrhea. They spend most time in the shaded 100 sq ft of the run.

 

[Wilderre]

So sad and crying my eyes out. My little Henrietta died from blood loss when that blister broke. I was watching her closely but my husband insisted I had to go help with something else. When I came back in less than 2 hours, it was too late. So heart broken. My favorite girl.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Can you get a clear, non blurry picture?

 

[Wilderre]

Can you get a clear, non blurry picture?

I will try tmw. Although she is a sweetheart, it's tough keeping the spot visible and holding her

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Take your vet's advice and don't worry. We'll help you re-integrate them safely when the time comes.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

So sorry for your loss.

 

[SmiYa0126]

Hey, does it look like ingrown feather?

 

[MysteryChicken]

I will try tmw. Although she is a sweetheart, it's tough keeping the spot visible and holding her

Okay.