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    Just hatched and has this on its rear?

    Hi all the baby chick did really good for the first three days. Eating playing and drinking. The bulge shrunk a lot and appeared to not be affecting it at all. However yesterday I came back from running to the store and it all of the sudden seemed slow and not willing to get up and eat or drink...
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    Just hatched and has this on its rear?

    Keeping separate for time being. Chick seems to still be ok spite the bulge still being there. Has shrunken a little more. Seems to be eating and going to bathroom normally. Might pull through will update in a week or so on final status .
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    Just hatched and has this on its rear?

    Chick doing ok. Almost fully dry and bulge is shrinking a little bit. Chick is drinking and pecking at food but not fully eating yet. Used bathroom once so far.
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    Just hatched and has this on its rear?

    Well it’s the next day and the eggshell and long portion of the umbilical cord is detached but the large yellow bulge or bubble is still at the top of the cord between its legs. Definitely looks like bulge on cord like it was blocked or twisted causing block, chick doesn’t seem too affected by...
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    Just hatched and has this on its rear?

    It’s still attached to the egg and chick so I’m going to leave it in the incubator overnight. It will be 12 hours in the morning. If it’s still attached should I keep it in there for a full 24 hours to see if it detaches? Is it ok to take it out and place in its own brooter with the attachment?
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    Just hatched and has this on its rear?

    Second chick to hatch four days after the first chick. This one has an attachment on the rear. Is this ok? Should I be doing something? Chick is awake moving around and chirping .
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    Cockerel or pullet

    Roo - has saddle feathers and short wings.
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