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my only egg was a goose egg. I'm leaving it until day 34. If nothing by then then idk. But today is day 29 and I see no sign of life

I think mine died on day 27. No movement and I can't see any veins

Mandarin1 I have no idea. Sorry. My goose egg just started to internally pip. I'm putting it on lock down now

Marty1876 My goose egg is due to hatch next thursday. Do you think I should make a small breathing hole when I see the internal pipping. This is my only chance to hatch one and it's the only egg I have. I just want everything to be okay with it.

Hi I just found this post. Is anyone aware of when to stop turning goose eggs. I only have one and it is on day 12 and developing nicely. I know you are suppose to stop turning chicken eggs on day 18 but what about geese???

Mine still has the problem but it is beyond able to fix. He acts fine and can stand and run. Time will tell. Thanks for the concern

The one I have now though. I integrated him into the rest and he's doing great. I'm not sure how it will affect him in the future though. Only time will tell

Honestly Idk. I had the same problem and ended up culling him

The tendon that should be behind the leg with be moved to the side usually around the knee joint. That is how mine is. Idk what to do. It won't pop back in place

PLEASE

The chick had some deformation. I culled him today

Okay well my chick has a slipped tendon. But when I try to place it back, it doesn't move. What should I do. This is a very small bantam chick btw

My 2 day old chick has a slipped tenfon. I tried to place it back but I seem to be doing more harm than good. It Will not go back into place. Can he survive forever like this. What should I do?

I wish I could help. I am actually having the exact same problem right now and I have no idea what to do. The poor little guy uses his one good leg to spon in circles. Poor chick

Someone please help

Well i checked on the chick today and he or she was fine other than the fact that the leg is not fixed. His one, properly placed leg, works and he uses it to quickly spin in circles. If anyone could please provide some advice that would be be really helpful. Thank you

Hi are they?

Well with no help and sleep quickly approaching I quickly came up with a possible solution. I tied his legs loosely together with a bread tie. Loose enough to allow movement but strong enough to keep them in place. I do not know if this will help. I was afraid to have him moving all night with...

Any suggestions?