lserie2112123
Hatching
- Apr 29, 2019
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Yes! Forget about Tractor supply. They don't carry it. Go to your feed store and ask for Bantixx. If they don't carry it. Order it. It's like $5 and works! My chicken had Bumblefoot the size of a golfball. I sprayed this stuff on her 2-3 times a day for about a week. ALL GONE!I have had multiple chickens with bumble foot over the past year. One of them had bumble foot on both feet but it went away without intervention, I had to do surgery on another one (it worked, but I hate causing so much pain to the chicken involved). I had another one that died of bumblefoot, and now I have a limping duck with a swollen bump on her foot.
The coops are cleaned regularly and the chickens and ducks free-range most of the time, so I don't understand why or how they keep getting infections. But I guess I should get to the question: What is a treatment for bumblefoot that does not require surgery? With each case I tried soaking their feet and applying Neosporin, but in two cases out of three had to do surgery. I wish I could get Tricide Neo, but I cannot find a single legitimate place that sells it. What do I do? Are there more common substitutes for Tricide Neo that I could get from, say, Tractor Supply?