QUICK Chicken Bumblefoot Abscess Removal - NO Cutting EASY Method

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How to treat bumblefoot in chickens and poultry. An extra set of hands is always helpful, but you can easily remove your chicken's bumblefoot alone. We’ll show you how to quickly remove the abscess NON-INVASIVELY with NO scalpel necessary using the homeopathic PRID Drawing Salve. The Salve draws the infection to the surface and softens the scab, to easily peel off with kernal attached all in one piece. With no additional help, have a big towel and all your supplies pre-cut and laid out next to you. Make sure you use popsicle sticks or spatulas to not cross contaminate your products.
-Bumblefoot is a staph infection or Plantar Pododermatitis caused by staphylococcus bacteria getting into a cut, splinter or injury to a chickens foot. It is characterized by a black scab and swelling, in more severe cases there can be lameness or the chicken can limp or have the inability to walk. Very mild cases the bird can heal on their own with their natural immune system. If swelling or limping is noticed treatment is needed before the infection spreads and can go to the bone and possibly kill your chicken.
-Consult your local Veterinarian if possible, but if that is not an option for you here is how to easily cure your chicken's Bumblefoot at home with this non-surgical method that has no scalpel involved using PRID Drawing Salve. Most infections can just be treated locally and removing the kernal. More severe cases will need treatment systematically with antibiotics like Penicillin, Oxytetracycline, or Amoxicillin.
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@denaadams6818 10 месяцев назад

I’m 72 years old and I’ve been a vet tech for 30+ years. You did amazing. Probably the best execution of a great and effective method to remove a bumble. You’re a great chicken lady. ❤

@BelindaAylesworth-rg6tf 7 месяцев назад

Loved this video. First time I've had to treat BF. Although I was hesitant to do the last step it worked out exactly as the video. Thank you!

@tashray633 2 месяца назад

@BelindaAylesworth-rg6tf glad you responded. I am gonna use this video to walk through the bf removal on my braham rooster he has a limp and I want him to be back to his old self.

@jessiebower8674 3 месяца назад

I been soaking willys foot...hes been limping for a few weeks and stumbled on this...thank u so much...hes in the house food water and warmth...hoping tractor supply sells prid

@michaelwroblewski8091 7 дней назад

Ours at Walmart

@MrT8T3R Год назад

PRID is some good stuff. I’ve used it on brown recluse bites and it works.

@clumsyk6961 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video! You made treating my girl Winnie quick, easy, and stress free

@janethomyer6253 Год назад

I just commented on your previous video, but am commenting here to say Thank You for showing us how to do this without anyone else's help. My husband works hard all day and the last thing he's going to want to do is hold a chicken while I work on her every afternoon when he'd rather be defragging in the garden LOL Thanks again! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate these two videos!!

@ReadTheBible33 Год назад

Hahah well he's blessed, I am gone from my house 12 hours pretty much every day and still had to come home and deal with bumblefoot. My wife helped but she will not do it alone ever.

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

So glad we can help! We were in a similar boat as Ricardo was off building a large chicken coop on site for a few weeks sun up to sun down and was working so hard and coming home so late I wanted to figure out how I can handle it without him. The large beach towel worked perfectly as it was too heavy for our hen Hedwig to flap her wings. Lol I was able to do everything alone with ease and then Ricardo could film the extraction better himself. Last video we used a tripod and didn’t get a good angle to view it as a result.

@melissacrofts4843 Год назад

I am so happy I watched this specific video! You're the only person so far that I have found to say that the pus and the chicken's foot is hard white pieces, I was so terrified I was hurting his foot when those pieces came out. I'm so happy to have found your channel!

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Thanks so much & welcome to our channel! The thought came through my mind I wondered if other people had this concern. Glad it could help ❤️❤️❤️

@Delaina072073 5 дней назад

Thank you for your video. I used it to work on my deathlayer. Today, I pulled the scab off and working on healing. Great video!!!

@amies2113 Год назад

THANK YOU. So many still advocate only surgery only even though we have these updated methods. Very glad to see.

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Thanks so much! Hope you found the video helpful and wish you success on the removal of bumble foot if one of your little ones has it.

@MariaBrinks25 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for helping this adorable chicken 🙏🏻❤️

@brandonbeckham9195 Год назад

Great video 👍 thank you for showing that this is something that you can do on your own. And, as you pointed out, this is not something to put off because it can advance into something systematic (even being fatal if untreated). Thank you!

@rhondakeller2592 Год назад

Thank you so much. Great instructional video. I will be following you. 👍🏻

@karabarber2358 Год назад

Thank you for making it short and sweet.

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

You are so welcome!

@tammymonti2283 Год назад

Beautiful chickens! Thank you for showing us what to do.

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Thank you very much! All I hope is that some of our videos are of any help to other people dealing with the same problems we sometimes have.

@petecasas6819 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for the info and application for this treatment. . . Great job! Suggestion if I may, I have used a sleeve cut from a t-shirt to secure my birds. I slip it over the birds head and pull it over their wings. I’ve also used long sleeves and cut them to length accordingly, I’ve have chickens, ducks and geese.

@akaLaBrujaRoja 2 года назад

You’re like Dr Pimple Popper for chickens! Thanks for the video, I haven’t had to deal with this yet, but you’ve made it look less intimidating to treat. And I dig your ELO shirt! “Turn to Stone” seems appropriate for bumblefoot.

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Thank you! They are one of my favorites, we saw them in 2019 and I picked up this shirt there. The best live performance I have ever seen in my life, do they put on a show! Wow was amazing. And that is one of my favorite songs too lol

@Segeric Год назад

Thank you so much for this, I have a super friendly guy that I was worried had neurological issues. His foot recently swole so I'm pretty sure it's bumblefoot. This will make things much easier, had no idea that pus hardened for chickens.

@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 Месяц назад

Awesome well done video!! I subbed all, and look forward to seeing your other videos!!! I love all of the different birds in ur flock!!!

@NoDictaorsAllowed Год назад

Thank You for caring!!!!!!!

@juliewright1895 Год назад

Great video! Thank you!

@Veganggg Год назад

Thanks for this! I did one the other day and wasn't sure I did right because all the other videos I seen were like extreme cases where a ton of goop came out. This was one was more like mine where the piece came out but nothing else

@brandywvstrong9673 2 года назад

Good morning!!! ☀️ Going to have to do this today with two of my ladies. 🐣❤️🐣

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Good luck with your treatments! It’s not so fun, but also not so bad lol. Happy to help give them so relief, it must feel good on them to get that infection out

@resurrectionsunday4164 Год назад

Thank you. I’m a first time chicken mom. Had my girls less than a month and I think one has a sore foot. They are so skiddish about being handled and I don’t know what I’m doing yet. Please keep posting. I’m subscribed ❤

@Ir0nMaidenFan666 Год назад

Me too! We've only had them a few weeks and they definitely have early bumblefoot...treatment would be easy if they weren't so afraid of us!

@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 Месяц назад

With skidish chicks and/or pullets it has been my experience that if you get them in a small area, use a big piece of cardboard or something to gather them into a smaller area that you can reach every or most every point within so it is easier to grab them but before u start, sit still for a good minute and talk to them, I talk pretty to mine and tell them I love them and won't hurt them and how pretty they are and etc.!!! They will scatter and cry when u try to catch one but just do it and then hold the chick or larger chicken in hands or arms so they feel safe easier done if make sure feet are planted solidly so they don't feel like they're falling, then love on each one for at least a few minutes, petting and talking to them. If u do this 2 or 3 times a day in the beginning, maybe for about a week, they will still be kind of skiddish if u try catching them, but if you sit with them and even better if you have some feed to give them near u or in ur hand or on ur lap they will be very likely to come to you and let u pet them hold them, etc., but it is something u should do to some extent every day when you feed them even if you touch them while they are eating then it makes handling and catching them a lot easier!! If you have the time to do more with them you can even get them to come directly to you with a single word but you have to work with them enough to make it a habit for them and it's something you want to keep doing even if u don't need them to come or whatever for several or more days, do it anyway so it stays a habit and they don't change it by stopping it and doing their own thing. I know I said a lot but that is what I have learned form my chicks, ducks & turkeys over the years, and Im sure will work with guinea, geese, swans, peacocks, and etc as long as u put in the effort. Birds are a lot smarter than mainstream and/or old school scientists give them credit for!!! Oh, and should something happen to stop ur routines pick them back up ASAP or they will create their own routine like laying eggs everywhere, not roosting and nesting in the coop if they can get away with it, even finding the highest place to roost which doesn't always mean safety for them, so yeah keep them in routine as much as possible!!! Anyway, I hope this is helpful!!!😊❤️ I love chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, and etc.!!!!❤❤❤❤

@lisamccort6777 2 года назад

I really like your video on this. The best that I have seen.

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Thanks so much!!

@MyHumbleNest Год назад

Thanks! This is quite helpful.

@zachofalltrades81 Год назад

Thank you!! Great video!

@joannc147 Год назад

VERY helpful, thank you!

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

You're welcome!

@RedactedSquid 7 месяцев назад

I'm so glad I've caught it before it gets too bad. I haven't extracted just yet either

@MS-de7bb 2 года назад

Great timing!

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

😊😊

@2bRealist 2 года назад

Very great video for chicken owners... especially new ones. We have had chickens for a few years now and never had this issue... but We also just got quail, and one of our small hens has it. Out of ALL the other videos on here, I found this one.... which you just put up, one of the best and most informative! SUBED

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Welcome to our channel ❤️ That’s a tiny little foot, good luck with your treatment!

@Ya_Boy_Hayden 2 года назад

Poor Hedwig hope she makes a good recovery and thanks for this video

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Aw you remember our Heddy ❤️❤️❤️🦉thanks so much!

@chikyuskincare4675 5 месяцев назад

Love this channel. Always provides great content which is helpful for backyard breeders. I do have a question; I have a chicken who has been limping for 5 days. I've checked the foot which seems to be giving her problems ie., does not like to put pressure on it, and it shows no signs of bumblefoot. She is eating and drinking. I am truly at a loss.

@JRAinKY 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! Your videos on bumblefoot are the most helpful I've seen on the subject. I have a duck with a very bad case and I wish I'd seen these earlier! I've ordered the salve, betadine, vet wrap, gloves, the whole shabang. Hoping it's not too late.

@mamasotherdaughter4982 10 месяцев назад

Hey, how is your duckie? I got a little boy with a dislocated hip right now, really feeling the ducky world at the moment 💔

@christinecomer4052 10 месяцев назад

How is you duck? I have my little Daisy going through the same thing right now!

@JRAinKY 10 месяцев назад

My duck made a full recovery! This method worked like a charm. My vet was hopeless and offered little help but the soaking and that drawing salve did the trick. And it worked so quickly, too! Now I have a hen with bumblefoot, but I’m not worried! 😉

@Thesillyofthesillyest 11 месяцев назад

this saved one of our best egg ayers and favoret chikens this was a life saver!!!!!

@BockBockBouquet 11 месяцев назад

Oh wow, glad you found this video helpful and glad your baby is okay 🐔 ❤️

@DylanVmelamed Год назад

my chicken has swelling and a hardness on her footpad, wont walk on it etc. but no obvious scab for me to remove an infection from. i dont want to cut into her! any tips?

@margecunningham8654 Год назад

Thanks for your information

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Very welcome! Hope it was of any help if you’re dealing with this at the moment.

@littleridgefarm4073 2 года назад

Thanks for the info Doc 😀

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

😊😊

@_Lynxbunny_ Год назад

Thank you so much, all of my chickens have bumble foot and I’m trying to figure out how to remove it because they keep stepping in their poop and a bunch of bacteria and it causes it to be infected.

@joanrichter4718 2 года назад

Wow, you’re incredible. How come the chicken wasn’t moving at all when you were doing it.? She was so calm. Wonderful

@amandapowell7184 2 года назад

I was wondering this as well.

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Chickens don’t show pain like humans do, they hide it because they are a prey animal to not look weak. The towel kept her wings restrained. She’s a really good friendly chicken anyways, one of our sweetest feather babies. We love her so much.

@joanrichter4718 2 года назад

@@BockBockBouquet You, and Ricardo are absolutely positively the best. I would forward to every Sunday when I know you’re going to post. But I’m always on the lookout. Thank you for answering my questions, I can’t even tell you how much I appreciate it. You are amazing and Kelly

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

@@joanrichter4718 Aw thanks so much for the kind words and tuning in!! ❤️❤️❤️

@kaylynn3583 10 месяцев назад

Also not to lay them on their back their lungs are near their spine so she was probably barely breathing

@justicejustices Год назад

Thank you for this video.

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Hope it was of any help if you found yourself with this problem in your flock

@roxxyschick7482 11 месяцев назад

I am so grateful I found this video, one of our favorite quail had a bad case of bumblefoot and I was hesitant to do any kind of surgery on her. The PRID Drawing Salve and your video saved her life. Amelia is grateful, and feisty again, pecking at me when I go to put some salve on her now. She's about to go back in with the rest of the girls and my fiance is eternally grateful.

@dani_dupae Год назад

I don’t even own a chicken, but this was very informative ツ

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Thank you 😊

@zafarsaleem6511 2 года назад

Good job

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Thank you!

@Uncensored19Up Год назад

I remember doing this with my pet chickens, ducks and geese along with eye infections, ear infections and sinus infections

@darkbabyblue32 11 месяцев назад

Can you post a list of what you used to help remove the bumblefoot please and thank you

@ASmileAdayful Год назад

How long did you leave the drawing cream on for please! Thanks for posting x

@dreaming4000 Год назад

Great t shirt.

@rcox27cnmedu Год назад

Came from the chickenology episode

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

@susieclapper7354 3 дня назад

❤ My Orpington has bumblefoot and it is probably about the size of a half dollar and it is causing her outside claw to bend sideways. After I remove the infection I am curious as to how long I have to keep her foot wrapped

@84lindalu 4 месяца назад

What was the drawing salve you used?

@jrose353 Месяц назад

I just found, thus am treating bumble foot on a hen. How often did you change bandages with the prid & then neosporin? We just started prid today.

@angelareynolds1111 16 дней назад

Ty for sharing! My White Betty has bumblefoot and I can’t get the core out. I’m on day two soaking it and wrapping. The scab is the size of a pencil eraser.I tried picking it out with a razor blade but it started to bleed. So I stopped . My thought was it’s not ready yet. As far as wrapping the chicken foot how do I know if it’s too tight? My husband keeps freaking out on me saying I’m going to cause their foot to fall off! So now I’m paranoid!! Any suggestions on the wrapping of their cute lil chicken feet would be appreciated!’ Ty love your show!

@francherie Месяц назад

Great video but some misinformation on the Neosporin. Pramoxine is the pain relief ingredient in Neosporin plus Pain relief. It is safe for use on chickens. Do not use any pain medication ending in caine or cane. But super job removing the bumble and keeping the chicken calm!

@benchild3901 Месяц назад

Thank you sooo much . Got Marge ,my turkey , with this issue . Going to get my supplies

@treasuresabound0062 День назад

Did Marge have an actual scab or just limping??

@benchild3901 20 часов назад

@@treasuresabound0062 she had the black scab . It was bad enough that I took her to the vet. She needed a weeks worth of antibiotics. She’s doing good now

@tonij9089 2 месяца назад

How often do you change the prid bandage?.. once a day..leave it on for several days..?

@star-ec9ic 12 дней назад

Do you the same thing for baby bird?

@madisonpost8340 5 месяцев назад

Mine has it o. Both feet has the big brown spot. What should I do? Should I try to get it out or use prid for a few xays

@RachelDrotzer 2 месяца назад

While doing the pretreatment and after care do you keep the chicken in with all your other birds or separate in her own pen to make sure her feet are staying clean?

@kaylynn3583 10 месяцев назад

What do you do when the skin starts to bleed around the scab

@yesterday-today-forever 3 дня назад

Do chickens have feeling in their feet? Peeling off a big scab and pulling out excess with tweezers has got to hurt or was there numbing solution that you used? I missed that part.

@leahmccullough8430 8 месяцев назад

Did you separate her during prid? Or did you wrap it and leave her out?

@ansariguroalam5 5 месяцев назад

Wow, could you please tell me the name of the medicine that you spray to the foot of your chicken to remove that thing.

@melissacollins1679 4 месяца назад

Just a question. The drawing salve (I tried to find the same one you showed) says "temporary topical relief of pain". But this is ok to use, correct?

@saltrooster Год назад

How long do you keep applying the Prid before it comes up to the surface for removal?

@glamourgirl1962 9 месяцев назад

Why no answer?

@adlron1 8 месяцев назад

She said about a week

@4SupPeeps 10 дней назад

I am dealing with this right now. I have the Hylands Prid. Should I apply it after her epsom soak? The scab is still hard and not ready to come off. I bought the prid yesterday and applied it once so far after her soak. But I wasn’t sure if I should wrap it after applying the prid? I didn’t as I did not want to trap the infection in there, but I wonder if not wrapping it after applying prid causes it not to work as it just gets wiped off?

@abdulazizrex Год назад

What’s this Prid?

@crys5684 8 месяцев назад

We just did this to our chickens last night, but we didnt use the drawing salve and once i had the dark caluses removed, they were deep, i couldnt find any infetion. Should i have cut to enable the infectionto come out? Wish i had seen this video sooner. Thank u for making this.

@lindamalsbury5585 7 месяцев назад

I have watched both of your videos on bumblefoot. Very helpful but I have a question 🐔 it took us over a month to get it out. Newbie backyard chicken people. Should we have stopped using/eating her eggs for that month??

@jamie5477 День назад

Is there any egg withdrawal when using PRID? I haven’t been able to find any info regarding that online. Thank you for the videos! I’m about to try your method on my first case of bumblefoot which unfortunately is both feet.

@angelaarezina8168 4 месяца назад

Do you keep the chicken confined while you’re doing pretreatment with prid? I need to know fairly quickly if anyone can answer this thanks

@rpequipmentusa7652 Год назад

Would this same procedure work for a duck with severe bumblefoot? I've been doing the soak and I was able to peel off the dead akin but no kernel came off with it? It was a large black almost like dry skin. I've been giving him baytril but little scared to do the surgery on the duck. I keep the foot wrapped and clean it daily.

@timrock01 Год назад

So you don't need antibiotics if you do it this way?

@barbaramoss9117 8 месяцев назад

Just found this morning 2 of my chickens have beginning of bumblefoot. Does removing the pus/kernal hurt them. Do they feel it?

@rainbowconnected Год назад

Thank you for putting this out there! So much easier, safer and more humane than the home surgery approach that seems so common. This less invasive method is far superior. Especially given that if one tries to cut the infection out, there's a serious risk of introducing staph to the bloodstream and causing it to go systemic. I have used activated charcoal poultices to draw it out and had great success with that. It worked wonders and was so much easier on them and me. Not to mention quicker and more effective than trying to dig out the plug.

@linderky12 Год назад

After each time you add PRD do you cover it up? 😊

@illinoisvideoatlarge8039 Год назад

My vet said to use iodine benzidine soaks…better than epsom salts, a weak tea solution… I used a mug and held her in my arms as she watched videos on my iPhone. Vet said 3x a day for foot soaks. She charged me $120 for first pain meds…. Total 6 weekly visits, $562.50 total THANKS FOR HELPING US CHICKEN LOVERS!

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Next time we will have to try that. Just make sure we don’t stain our clothes lol. Watching videos on the phone is the only way to pass the time. Time goes by so slow while soaking doesn’t it?

@TheRealMonnie Год назад

You can buy over 100 chickens from a farm auction for that much money. I think it's disgusting that somebody spent that much money on a chicken. I think you should have spent that money on a psychiatrist!

@CR-tj4ig 2 года назад

Thanks the exact same bottle of Betadine we use to prep open wounds for surgery in the OR. Good stuff. How often do you change the dressing, and how do you know when it’s healed enough to leave it off?

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Love that stuff! 24 hours later I cleaned with vetericyn, added new neosporin & redressed with new bandages and wound was already closed and looked like healthy skin forming. I was amazed how fast. I’ll keep doing it daily to check on its healing progress and once I think the skin looks good enough, that it’s pretty healed and the wound wouldn’t reopen and get bacteria or dirt in it. Then the bandage isn’t necessary I’ll discontinue using it.

@CR-tj4ig 2 года назад

@@BockBockBouquet cool. Thanks for getting back to me.

@mandyhaven4290 Месяц назад

I want to attempt this on a broad breasted turkey how often did you soak and use salve did you wrap it after ?

@BockBockBouquet Месяц назад

I try to make sure it stays soft so every 48 hours

@justincaudillo1733 Год назад

Do you recommend an antibiotic orally or injected during post treatment? I'm reading mixed advice on this. I saw your video for keeping Tylan 50 on hand. Would this be something to use for bumblefoot along with soaking/removing/wrapping?

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

If pretty severe it can help immensely. Tylan 50 I have read is not the best antibiotic for bumblefoot. I would research which are of the ones available to you. I have read penicillin and amoxicillin are better choices

@HupfDole87 Год назад

Wow... this looks incredibly painful. One of my chickens has an infection and it looks similar. But this looks so vicious that Im not sure if the chicken isnt in pain.

@dennienordvig3837 Год назад

Hi, and thank you for your great videos... Do you have advice on with active ingredients to look for in regards to an alternative for the Prid salve? As it's not possible to buy in my country.. And im trying to find another option... Thank you

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Hello the drawing salve is a thick goo that keeps the scab very moist in the bandage, the ingredients are natural ingredients and can be homemade or I’m sure there are equivalent brands sold in your area. Active ingredients are Arnica Montana 3X HPUS. eases pain and swelling Calendula Officinalis 3X HPUS .cases pain from white hard bites Echinacea Angustifolia 3X HPUS ... eases pain from itchy red bites Hepar Sulph Calc 12X HPU.S... ..relieves pain from boils, itching Ichthammol 2X HPUS . helps to heal the skin Silice a 12X HP. U.S...…. helps to draw out splinters, thorns and ingrown hairs under the skin Sulphur 12X HPUS ..relieves itchiness, sores and minor skin eruptions along with petroleum and beeswax

@SANJAY-un3pc 5 месяцев назад

The supermarket by me in NYC sells feet and all of them always have bumble foot. I have to snip off the black parts and toenails, wash it in lemon for a few minutes and then cook it. I wont be buying feet anymore because I recently learned what bumblefoot is..

@EverythingEverywhereAnywhere 6 месяцев назад

I’ve been advised by my vet to mix pure betadine with water for wounds on birds a 50/50 ratio I believe, she said until it looks like iced tea

@dariacasilli4738 11 месяцев назад

Chiedi come fare ad un veterinario mi sembra troppo doloroso !!!

@MS-de7bb 2 года назад

How often do you rewrap her foot and how long do you think does that wound takes to heal?

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

After extraction I check, clean & add neosporin gauze every 24 hours and rewrap new vetwrap. It can vary from bird to bird depending how big the hole left was and how severe the bumble was. Maybe 2 weeks. When skin looks healthy & strong, like scab won’t pop open and bacteria get it I won’t bandage anymore. If you don’t do it daily especially when wound is fresh, there’s a chance the gauze can get stuck to the scab. I notice this doesn’t happen if you just keep up with it daily. More important first few days that you keep up on it. Wound closes very quickly

@annebird9195 Год назад

I just got a rooster for my little flock and I think he might have that cause one of his feet is bigger than the other.

@keithyoung7381 Год назад

Does anyone know why you can't use polysporin instead of the original neosporin? Was hoping to relieve some of my chickens pain.

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Tylenol, advil and medications ending in Caine are harmful to poultry. Buffered aspirin only. Aspirin can help to relieve inflammation, swelling and pain. Large fowl of 5 to 7 pounds can be given 1/2 of a baby aspirin once a day or a 1/4 of an adult aspirin. You can break up the aspirin in small pieces

@PLJS2018 2 года назад

Great information thank you never heard of that drawing spray!! Have to look for it have the other stuff!! Thanks YOUR THE BEST!!

@BockBockBouquet 2 года назад

Thank you! The PRID drawing salve is like a thick goo, it’s a homeopathic and it draws the infection to the surface of the scab and makes the scab soft for easy removal. And the wound cleaning spray I use is called vetericyn and I have everything linked in the description 😊😊 I use vetericyn for everything around here if any chicken gets a pecking injury or bleeding I clean with that and then apply wonder dust (syptic powder) to stop bleeding. Well I don’t use the wound dust for bumblefoot, just other bleeding injuries…not to confuse lol

@HupfDole87 Год назад

So i tried to treat it... first it looked the same, but then I only got the crust and not the yellow infection part cause the underlying tissue was not open when I pulled on the crust. Now the foot is even worse... vet says 250 bucks for operation and post-op-treatment ... Ill try myself on it again though it seems to be at stage 4 at this moment. Chicken is still running, jumping, scratching, eating, dringing, but it should be in quite some pain currently. I guess if it wont be any better in 2 weeks, whily applying daily epsom-salt-baths and new bandages with ichtolan 20% I will put an end to the chicken. I just dont wanna pay 250 bucks (minimum) for a 30 bucks chicken. I cant do that for every chicken in the future. So either this time works or the henn is done. The vet seemed pissed at me for trying myself on it, but honestly... what do vets expect here? Paying a fortune for every chicken you have? Then nobody could own them. I dont even own them for 2 years and already spent 200 bucks for vet costs and I only have 7 birds (had some bad luck with mareks disease (2 dead henns) from a shitty seller...). Only owned 9 birds, two died cause of marek. One henn started walking backwards, but I got that fixed by giving her tuna. Now two have bumblefoot, one case severe and one only slightly. Both bandaged now. The environment shouldn be that hostile for their feet. They have a nice enclosure. Maybe the wood-chips against mud might be too bad for their feet. So I consider removing them, but Ive seen so many owner who use that without any problems. Maybe they got a splinter... maybe it really is the wood chips...

@Nightwatch275 Год назад

Hey my chicken she started limping today ,but she's active i looked for swelling in her legs no sign ,looked for the signs of bumblefoot nothing.will she be alright pls help ,I'm worried about her .

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Maybe it was just a simple injury and she could recover in her own in a few days, check for other symptoms

@revivaltime3373 Год назад

Hi Kelly! I noticed my hen is limping, I looked and she has 1 small scap on each foot. Both size of hand of a dime. The feet are both swollen not too bad. Could I just spray vetericin and wrap or no wrap and see if it clears? Maybe prid to?

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Since she is limping I would definitely soak, clean, PRID & wrap and see if it goes down. It most likely will and promotes healing. After a couple weeks of that check and see and determine from there if an extraction is necessary

@revivaltime3373 Год назад

@@BockBockBouquet Thanks Kelly! I appreciate you💛

@ekoeppe11 Год назад

Have you found these infections return or have you ever been successful at getting rid of it long-term? We are on our third attempt at ridding one of our chickens of her bumblefoot with 2 of the attempts done by a vet. Also, have you seen mild infections go away on their own without any treatment? At what point do you act? Thank you for all your insight and these videos, they have been so helpful to a first time chicken owner! :)

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Yes mild ones can go away on their own with just the chickens immune system, if there is a scab with no swelling we do not treat. Some bumbles are more troublesome then others, maybe consider a good course of antibiotics along with the cyst removal to really kick it in the butt.

@ekoeppe11 Год назад

@@BockBockBouquet thank you!! Where do you get antibiotics/which kind do you use? Trying to find some that dont require a vet rx.

@shandramacniven5964 Год назад

@@ekoeppe11 antibiotics should be scripted by a vet to get the dose right and to make sure they're safe for chickens. We have a major problem with antibiotic resistances in us and our food animals and it comes from improper antibiotic use.

@ekoeppe11 Год назад

@@shandramacniven5964 thanks, that makes sense and I totally understand. It's frustrating because we only have one vet in the area that sees poultry and its a minimum $100 each visit for a consultation and script and often cant get in for weeks. I wish there were more affordable and timely options for cases where antibiotics are truly needed.

@illinoisvideoatlarge8039 Год назад

@@ekoeppe11 and syringing meds you have to make sure you go deep enough so as to not ASPIRATE My vet showed me, hard to show on video, will look it up.

@TearDrop455 Год назад

I don’t think I could do that😢 Any other options if we ever encountered this situation?

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

I know, we understand that not everyone will want to do it themselves. If this ever happens, we encourage you to visit an avian vet.

@GM-xm4hw 9 месяцев назад

how is tearing this out of the foot any better than cutting it out? It's painful either way.

@BockBockBouquet 9 месяцев назад

Think of it as lancing a cyst is more painful than when it’s ready on its own to naturally burst and pressing to pop the pimple. Less invasive. Also the hole heals quicker

@jimmymission672 Год назад

I wanna see the results

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

This video we wanted to show close up shot of extraction and keep video quick & short. We do have a full longer video showing step by step in full detail I’ll link below here. Shows pre treatment, removal, aftercare and result. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Sto9AUCzoKw.html

@brendasbaldwin3833 Год назад

Do you put prid on daily for a week or so before trying to take scan off?

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Yes as soon as it looks soft and ready and easy peel. A week to two weeks. The PRID is a thick goo salve so it stays moist long, you can probably epsom soak and apply new PRID bandage every 48 hours instead of daily

@KR-os6nn 2 месяца назад

Thank you! Was wondering this. Perfect

@PatangBasantLover 7 месяцев назад

No cutting but u cut ? 😢

@natalyemayher7304 Год назад

Great video,… is it ok to lay a chicken on their back while we work on them? I heard that you could suffocate them like that because their lungs are on their back.

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

Thank you, while that may be possible, I would not worry. It’s for such a short period of time and I’ve never experienced such thing happening to me. If you have an extra set of hands a helper could hold the chicken upright while another works on the scab or bandage. But tbh I see no cause for concern

@natalyemayher7304 Год назад

@@BockBockBouquet ok that’s good to know,…I put one on her back once looking for mites, (less than a minute),…She put her head up twice quickly and then keeled over dead,…Someone told me I killed her because she was on her back,…...

@BockBockBouquet Год назад

@@natalyemayher7304 did she seizure at all? I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️ that just sounds like a big coincidence and it’s very rude for someone to point the finger at you and blame you for that. There could have been something deeper internally going really wrong. Chickens are extremely well at hiding their illnesses, that sometimes they seem to die for no apparent reason as they do not want to look weak to the flock as a prey animal. Them looking sick can endanger the flock as a whole so they minimize their symptoms

@natalyemayher7304 Год назад

@@BockBockBouquet there was something weird going on,… she was wobbly the day b4,…I was trouble shooting,…was a coincidence,…thanks😊

@randydelabarcena4988 11 месяцев назад

Your thee Chicken Whisperer, BOK BOK BOK BUKAHHHK ✌️🖖🫵

@Anarchy-Is-Liberty Год назад

My father died from a simple staph infection. There is no way I am messing around with this. If one of my chickens gets this, it's getting culled!

@Appophust 8 дней назад

You haven't seen how bad the bumblefoot was on the rooster I just rescued. Definitely not something I could remove without a scalpel. What my rooster has looks more like a silver dollar sized spongy callus. There wasn't an abscess or hard kernel. I also couldn't use PRID because of the open skin. What you're showing in this video is light in comparison.