Scared my hen has bumblefoot...

[LocalBirdEnjoyer]

I have a 10 and a half month old hen who I'm afraid has early signs of bumblefoot. Her symptoms are limping (favoring her right leg), laying down, and slight slowness due to the limp. She has one small mark (light colored) near the middle of her left leg, idk if that matters tho- but she has risen scales all over her legs that don't look like scale mites, but just weird.
She's heavy, her comb and wattles are bright red, and she's been laying well, around 2-1 eggs a day. I just noticed her limping today, but she has been slow for the past few days/week. She's had down feathers showing on her back and neck since the winter, but I think that's just from pecking- although I'm starting to wonder if it's related. I've bluekoted her legs as well
Anyone know what I should do? I can add pictures if needed!





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I apologize for disappearing last year, I had a lot going on and was very stressed. I have a new coop that is not over crowded.

 

[Livia Ammon]

Yea to the pictures, although bumblefoot usually leaves a dark mark

 

[LocalBirdEnjoyer]

The blukote is making it hard to see everything, srry about that!
Edit: I can get better pictures of the bottoms of her feet!

 

[LocalBirdEnjoyer]

I was looking into scaly leg mites, and that might actually be what she has, do to the raised leg scales and weird scaly lumps... but would it make sense if she was limping with one leg that was clearly painful to use? Or could it be possible that she just hurt her leg and *also* has leg mites? I'm at a loss

 

[nuthatched]

Slather her legs with nustock or veg/mineral oil every three days for a few weeks .

 

[LocalBirdEnjoyer]

Should I do anything to them after that? Like wrapping them up or something?