I've been researching, but I've gotten mixed answers.
I just got two golden comets today, to help Holly with her re-introduction from having crop stasis. One seems to have bumblefoot.
I'm pretty convinced this ISN'T a infection, but was caused by her living in a show cage with wire flooring (for god knows how long!) - as this is how most of the birds were kept when we got to the property. It was sad almost - when I put them on the ground, they just couldn't get over there being fresh grass.
It's only on her left foot. It's NOT hot or warm to the touch, and she ISN'T limping. Both of the girls seem to be VERY healthy.
Here are the pictures of Eva and her 'bumblefoot' -
I just got two golden comets today, to help Holly with her re-introduction from having crop stasis. One seems to have bumblefoot.
I'm pretty convinced this ISN'T a infection, but was caused by her living in a show cage with wire flooring (for god knows how long!) - as this is how most of the birds were kept when we got to the property. It was sad almost - when I put them on the ground, they just couldn't get over there being fresh grass.
It's only on her left foot. It's NOT hot or warm to the touch, and she ISN'T limping. Both of the girls seem to be VERY healthy.
Here are the pictures of Eva and her 'bumblefoot' -