peacock with bumblefoot?

[Roseheart16]

Today I noticed one of my peacocks seemed to be limping on his feet and that they both had blisters on them. I looked around and I think it might be bumble foot. Its also snowy outside so I don't know what it may be? I took him inside but am having trouble looking at his feet. I have a few pictures but he's staying in one spot mostly. Should I put him back outside for now?
I'll post some pictures soon.

 

[Roseheart16]

 

[casportpony]

I would keep him in a dirt/poop free place and probably wrap his feet after a thorough cleaning and inspection.

-Kathy

 

[Roseheart16]

Thank you.
Is that all I need to do and for how long ?

 

[casportpony]

Is it possible that the blisters are frostbite?

-Kathy

 

[zazouse]

Is it possible he jumped into or walked in some hot coals from a fire?
I have a young peacock that jumped up on my hot barbecue grill before.

 

[new 2 pfowl]

I'm not sure this is helpful, but my understanding (from time volunteering in wildlife rescue) is that birds can get bumblefoot from a smooth, uniform perch, like a dowel or pipe. What kind of perches do your peas use?

 

[Roseheart16]

It may be frost-bite. Im not sure. And I don't believe that could have been from something hot, mine don't free-range.

Their perch is a two-by-four.

 

[zazouse]

It may be frost-bite. Im not sure. And I don't believe that could have been from something hot, mine don't free-range.

Their perch is a two-by-four.

I would change the perch to a more natural one, it is much easier for them to hold on and more comfortable also.