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Learn how to recognize Dry Fowl Pox in chickens, including common signs and symptoms, how it spreads, prevention tips, supportive care, and when veterinary help may be needed. Part of The Poultry Store TPS PLUS® Chicken Health & Disease Series.

The Poultry Store – TPS PLUS® Chicken Health & Disease Series Bumblefoot is a common foot condition in chickens. It often begins with a small injury to the footpad. Bacteria can enter the damaged skin and cause inflammation or infection. Bumblefoot is also known as pododermatitis. Signs may include redness, swelling, tenderness, limping, or a dark scab on the bottom of the foot. Early recognition is important. Advanced infections can spread into deeper tissues and may require