Old Mumma Don't look well

[mummasick]

Firstly Hello Everybody and thankyou.
If you have not read my introduction as I am a newbie then I am talking about Mumma "The old stray from up the road that moved in after years of visiting everyday.

Poor Girl is sick, I did a little Dr Google and all I came up oh I can even pounce let alone try and spell with they were talking about. So I failed there, but by the look of it
I have succeed here, Poor Old Mumma gonna get fixed up....
Now Mumma has been sitting on eggs and has a baby a week or so old. anyway she now has a kardashian ass, it look massive. Feels and looks swollen and I sort of ream maybe mites, so I got that stuff and powered from here to kingdom Karm

Now I still have no clue if Putting this powered on today will help, so I think i will see if I can up load a few photo and see what all you guy think

 

[cavemanrich]

Not sure of this condition,,, But I would have opted for same treatment as you are doing.

WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and

 

[Myrshine]

She could have a fungal skin infection causing this.

 

[dawg53]

Welcome to BYC. It's due to urates in feces scalding her skin causing loss of feathers and fluff, inflammation, redness and irritation. Normally I would recommend Nu-Stock for treatment which is a type of treatment here in the U.S.
If your from Europe or Australia, I recommend a burn ointment applied to the affected area until healed.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Swelling is surround the oil gland, so I wonder if that it's impacted.
If you press on that small nub, does any oil come out?
Seeking vet care, if possible, is a good idea.

She had

 

[Eggcessive]

Welcome to BYC. It's due to urates in feces scalding her skin causing loss of feathers and fluff, inflammation, redness and irritation. Normally I would recommend Nu-Stock for treatment which is a type of treatment here in the U.S.
If your from Europe or Australia, I recommend a burn ointment applied to the affected area until healed.

The pestene powder in your picture is sulfur, the same ingredient in Nustock cream. You can add a little mineral oil (liquid parrafin) to it and make a paste.

Swelling is surround the oil gland, so I wonder if that it's impacted.
If you press on that small nub, does any oil come out?
Seeking vet care, if possible, is a good idea.

She had

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It does look like an infected/impacted oil gland. Wet warm compresses to the area might help to get it to drain and go down. Cleaning with chlorhexidene to disinfect it would be good.