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They're in an aviary on mostly clay dirt and sand. This one has a limp though, and kinda drags her stomach on the ground a bit. My girls are also kinda fat, so that may contribute to it. For how wounded she is she still hobbles along happily, and no other birds bother her.Are your birds on wire? Looks like a chest blister. Provide a board or cardboard for them the get off the wire. The no chest feathers is related. Make sure the wire floor is smooth.
Hay or a standing place like they do for rabbits is good. Cheers
Occasionally they get mud balls on their feet, but this girl got stuck in between some sticks and the chicken wire, and hasn't walked right since. I removed all of the sticks. She likely poked her belly, and it got infected.Are the feet ok? The lump could be an inflammatory reaction to the limping/body dragging?
She kinda does, but all my birds are females.Not sure what the lump is, but I just want to comment that the bird looks like a roo to me..