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[likeastar--x]

Hiya, I promised these pictures earlier so that people can see a good example of Scaley leg on a Pekin Bantam, as I found it hard to find images of them on the internet. Willow has mite drops now and is well on her way to recovery, so her feet looked a lot worse before, but you can still see the obvious lifted scales:

 

 

 

 

 

Hope this is helpful!

[Daphne]

Hi - I hope I'm not going to regret asking this (!) but what are we looking at in the 2nd picture? First picture is very helpful, thank you.

[likeastar--x]

Its a birds eye view of her foot again. I put that one in because it shows where the feathers are growing out of her foot.

[Daphne]

ah yes - you have taken a wonderfully clear picture, is it a good camera? Thanks

[sandyhas3chucks]

great pictures LAS well done & thank you.

[Mrs Webmuppet]

Thank you, that's just like Scurry's legs. I have got some Johnsons scaly lotion and we have been applying it as per instructions, on the non treatment days I have put some vaseline on to stop the scalyness from cracking ( plus it's also supposed to help). Fortunately Scurry doesn't seem to mind all the attention! She doesn't seem to be in any discomfort fortunately.

[Lewis]

You can paste Vegetable Oil on their legs with a paint brush aswell, as it drowns the mites.