what breed? and whats wrong with her feet?

[phoenix912]

Lydia will you be online for a little while? Shes kinda hard to catch. Will try to get better pics of her toes.

 

[phoenix912]

Here are some different pics. Not sure if you can tell any better or not. The big spots are not scabs. Its groupings of the things growing. The ones on her toes are growing out along her nails. Not saying any thing bad about the person we got her from. They rescued her as a baby. Maybe they were already like that when they brought her home. They did not provide any other water then drinking water. Now that she has a dish pan of water to clean herself in they look better then they did. They are not scabs. Tried scratching off with finger nail. They are growing out of her toe nail spots and out of her pads. Our vet doesnt take care of birds so you guys are my only help. She was in a run with chickens guineas ducks ect. with no water to clean her feet at other house. Is there something she might have picked up that would grow on her feet. Every thing else on her looks good.

 

[phoenix912]

I don't know if it matters or not. She was hatched out by a wild duck. The mom had them in a lake at a subdivision. The people took her so she didn't get ran over. She is friendly enough but more wild then tame.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I don't know if it matters or not. She was hatched out by a wild duck. The mom had them in a lake at a subdivision. The people took her so she didn't get ran over. She is friendly enough but more wild then tame.

I'm sorry I am just now getting back to you, I haven't a clue what it could be, can't really see actually, but why not give her some soaks in warm epsom salt water and see what happens. My oldest drake started limping last fall and i was so worried it was bumble foot, soaked his feet in epsom salt water, used neo on them, it ended up being a callous so I used a cream made for humans called AmLactin it has alpha hydroxy in it. after a month he was walking normal again. I don't know if this would work for your duck because it may not even be close to being the same thing, But it doesn't sound like bumble foot. I think I'd just do the epsom salt compresses or soaks and see what happens, then again does it look like fungus? if so then a fungal cream my be in order. Looking at the pics again the bottom one does make me think bumble foot.