Bumblefoot 🐓 Swipe for a satisfying abscess removal! This is the foot of a hen in the coop on the African Vet Conservation Project After assessing the chickens who recently arrived, it was noticed that that the legs of this hen looked abnormal and she wasn’t supporting them fully while walking. After some investigation, the students captured her, tipped her body sideways which is a common calming method as well as covering her eyes to keep the stress level as low as possible. Upon inspection it

Please keep eyes on your chickens.A common bacterial infection, especially among heavy breeds, is an abscess in the foot pad, resulting in lameness. This chicken foot problem is known as bumblefoot, from the old British word bumble, meaning to walk unsteadily. Today the abscess core is sometimes referred to as a bumble. In this video I'll show you how to fix it. You should change the bandage every 12 hours. Keep doing it for a week . #hen #Toronto.chickens #chicken #chickencoops #chickensinwinte

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