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Not only is Polly special, You are too! {just in case you didn't know that} :hugs

I agree! This isn’t your fault. It’s heartbreaking but not anything you did. :hugs

What @casportpony said since the little one isn’t getting anything from the yolk since it’s not absorbing it she will get hydrated. They live off the yolk after hatch. Just know we’re all here rooting for the little one an you!

Yes pedialyte if you have it.

@Opal8 if you decide to follow your vets advise and that is most defiently up to you I’d try a tiny bit of sugar water just along her bill and she if she responds. Not sure she will eat.

Even if a vet says so? Remember you said it many time we are not vets 😉

You have 2 experienced educators and others experienced that I would listen to. :hugs@jpat being one more.

I don't see how she can keep this moist seems putting anything on that risks adding bacteria. That's why @WVduckchick said not to use a wet paper towel. Plus causing chilling, I'd def pout her in a deeper bowl so she doesn't get out and possibly rupture the sac.

@WVduckchick

And that is attached to her?

I couldn't see anything either that was confusing me. I was thinking it was my eyes even with zoom. :idunno

I was looking at that it just is so hard to tell whats what. I agree something soft under her would probably make her more comfortable.

That's good. As long as she doesn't get that yolk caught I'd say it's just a waiting game for now.

Is she moving around at all peeping?

We need @WVduckchick

I'm sorry I don't think there is much you can do but wait and see if it absorbs. You don't think it's absorbed at all?

I'm sorry but I don't see the yolk sac? Probably just my eyes.

@Opal8 hows the duckling?

How’s that duckling doing ?

And in the privacy of you own home you can even jump up an down while doing it. 😉