Stoney Meadow Maple
Crowing
our other female pekin has a case of Bumblefoot, I am not in question about this one, ill get a picture later, she was not limping, or showing any signs at all of an issue but I got her caught and examined her feet , as well as our drakes, and she has a great big bumble in the pad on her right foot. I will start with the epsom/iodine soak today and I did get the duck booties, this is going to be a tough one because she isn't acting like an issue so she isn't going to take kindly to being isolated, but here we go, they have a large grassy area they live in, their coop is clean and dry with wood shavings as bedding, I clean it regularly and refresh it frequently, where are we going wrong? I have not attempted to catch the runners and examine but as they are small and light I suspect less chance of issue? any thoughts as to prevention? everything I read in terms of preventing involves keeping things clean and not having sharp pointy stuff everywhere I feel like we are already doing that.They meander at their leisure, have ample swimming opportunity which gets water changed at least every other day, and their drinking water is fresh and clean always. they are on nutrina flock raiser (or all flock or whatever) seems like were having a lot of issues with feet and legs, our other female is still sluggish and limping, though her Bumblefoot has cleared up. any suggestions would be appreciated.