Well, it's hard to tell with June. She has a wide legged gait anyway, so it's sometimes difficult to tell if she's actually limping. Hers was only slightly raw on the edges-it depends how long it's been that way. Because it was on the top of the foot and June isn't one who likes to be caught, I didn't see it when it started up. Felt bad for that, but with the number of birds I had at the time, I just missed it.
Yours could have been something else, certainly, but bumblefoot presents in several ways. June also had a dark callous thing on the bottom of the foot, which is where the infection started, as is the usual case with bumblefoot. It just pushed up through the top rather than swell up on the bottom.
Yours could have been something else, certainly, but bumblefoot presents in several ways. June also had a dark callous thing on the bottom of the foot, which is where the infection started, as is the usual case with bumblefoot. It just pushed up through the top rather than swell up on the bottom.
