Not an emergency but I need to find out what I need to do to fix this soon

[Nomadicus]

See the ugly wart growth on this pullets foot? It is firmly attached. Finally caught her today and got a photo.

 

[LaFleche]

I would soak her foot for at least 20 minutes in soapy water and see if it comes off. Looks like dried poop which can stick like cement

 

[Nomadicus]

It's not poop. It started out small and gradually grew this size over 2 weeks. I'll catch her tonight and do a double wash. Soap and then epson salt cleanse. Then I can get another picture. When you feel it it seems to have cracks around in it like a wart.

 

[LaFleche]

It's not poop. It started out small and gradually grew this size over 2 weeks. I'll catch her tonight and do a double wash. Soap and then epson salt cleanse. Then I can get another picture. When you feel it it seems to have cracks around in it like a wart.

Then it could be a lesion and the crust just a scab?

 

[Sammster]

Does it seem to hurt her or make walking difficult?

I wonder if, after cleaning, you could try a bandaid, soaked in colloidal silver? Let's see if anyone else weighs in on this idea, though.

If you do, I'd check it daily and replace with a new, medicated bandage. That stuff is pretty great. I use it on myself, and have used it on my dogs.

 

[Nomadicus]

Does it seem to hurt her or make walking difficult?

I wonder if, after cleaning, you could try a bandaid, soaked in colloidal silver? Let's see if anyone else weighs in on this idea, though.

If you do, I'd check it daily and replace with a new, medicated bandage. That stuff is pretty great. I use it on myself, and have used it on my dogs.

I had though about Blues Star ointment also. Afraid to use Compound W. Waiting to see if anymore ideas come. Thank you.

 

[Tonyroo]

If it's definitely a wart, go with compound W it won't hurt her. Remember to reapply the solution since you can't place a bandaid over it. You'll need a blowdry to dry the solution to remove the fumes from it.