My drakes foot is ALWAYS bleeding??!

[DwayneNLiz]

Its a good thing ducks have naturally numb feet . so don,t be afraid of hurting him there while your doctoring..

they dont have numb feet, at all. they do compartmentalize the pain and manage differently than humans

I am very upset to report that upon looking at my big boy Aflac's feet yesterday, those spots are actually more bumblefoot and infection. I'm pretty stressed and upset about it right now considering we made so much process on my dude, and now both feet had definite sores and Ronnie helped me work on him again. There was the white infection beneath the scab and he worked on him until it looked to be only pink healthy tissue but he bled quite a bit again, that duck is a big bleeder at the smallest things. Makes me very sad to have to do this again and to see him back in bandages when I thought we were over and past this but Ronnie is helping me so much at trying to get this taken care of. My khaki campbell Wiggles also had a huge spot of bumble about two weeks ago on one foot and ronnie got it all out for her, shes just finishing healing now. But Aflac has ways to go again

at least you are well versed now

it looks like he has a couple little spots about 1/2 way up his outside toes too

unfortunately Pekins tend to be way more prone to bumble because of their weight good luck!!!

Hi

Welcom over Ronnie!!

 

[bluejeans]

If it were my duck i would take a pen knife and cut that gook out clean it up some and pack it with anti bacterial ointment and bandage its with gauze and tape and for a few days keep the duck boxed in for a while on clean bedding after that to. Or you could bring it to a vet.

 

[danielley101215]

If it were my duck i would take a pen knife and cut that gook out clean it up some and pack it with anti bacterial ointment and bandage its with gauze and tape and for a few days keep the duck boxed in for a while on clean bedding after that to. Or you could bring it to a vet.

I’ve treated him for it before it just takes some time and lots of patience and effort but he will be okay I’m sure

 

[WVduckchick]

I’ve treated him for it before it just takes some time and lots of patience and effort but he will be okay I’m sure

Kind of an ongoing 6-month long saga.

 

[danielley101215]

they dont have numb feet, at all. they do compartmentalize the pain and manage differently than humans

at least you are well versed now

it looks like he has a couple little spots about 1/2 way up his outside toes too

unfortunately Pekins tend to be way more prone to bumble because of their weight good luck!!!

Welcom over Ronnie!!

Thank you so much! You have always been here and cared about my handsome guy. It means a lot, I feel awful he has to go through this again but I love him so much and he’s so strong. But he sure is a big guy

 

[danielley101215]

Kind of an ongoing 6-month long saga.

It’s beeb very long and tough and emotional it’s emotional all over again

 

[bluejeans]

they dont have numb feet, at all. they do compartmentalize the pain and manage differently than humans

at least you are well versed now

it looks like he has a couple little spots about 1/2 way up his outside toes too

unfortunately Pekins tend to be way more prone to bumble because of their weight good luck!!!

Welcom over Ronnie!!

. Well they compartmentalize so well that the duck will not feel any pain when he doctors his duck. And he may need to cut on it some!

 

[bluejeans]

Im talking about just the feet are naturally (compartmentlized) numb.

 

[bluejeans]

Well let us know how you treat him as it may help some one else some day.

 

[danielley101215]

Well let us know how you treat him as it may help some one else some day.

My whole thread shows and explains the process of how I've treated him and what exactly needs to be done with pictures and everything, I'm just doing the same treatment again which is gonna take time