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A much less traumatic way of putting her down is with the baking soda and vinegar method. Put her in a container with an airtight lid and mix baking soda and vinegar and put it in with her. Make sure it does not bubble over and get on her. She will die in a short while depending on how large the...

Are you able to post a better picture of the deformity you are talking about? When were they hatched?

I had that thought but I just had a second chick hatch on her own about 10 mins ago and she has the same issue but not nearly as severe. From my research I believe this to be a humidity issue because the second chick was totally free from her egg (totally on her own) but when I peeked at her...

Has anyone seen anything like this? I can't figure out what it is and not sure what to do about it. The chick is making an effort to stand up and move around but this thing is attached to her rear end. I wanted to wait until she was dry to take her out and really inspect but until then does...

The membrane was dry and stuck to her so she was unable to move. I went ahead and intervened, pulling back pieces of the shell and dry membrane. I left a little over half so she still needed work to do to get out. Fingers crossed the she will survive but I know at this point if I had done...

I have a chick that pipped through her shell almost 24 hours ago but the hole is no bigger than when she started. She is alive but the membrane looks like it is starting to dry out. Do I leave her or help her? I am afraid after this long if I leave her to try to do break out on her own she is...