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Oh wow, yes, there really is a lot to it. I had one with the same issue hatch out and it was able to absorb most of the yolk on its own. When it dried, 1.5 weeks later I brought it to the vet to have a look and see if we needed to remove the dried material, or leave in place. She decided to...

How it is doing outside? Is this your first time hatching chicks? Just make sure they are warm and have a heat source. Glad to hear it's doing better. I would just let it heal at this point and if you notice the chick cheeping a lot or acting lethargic, then there might be an issue. Keep us...

Hello! It can sometimes take a while to absorb the yolk if it didn't fully absorb while in the egg. Generally, it's best to let that area dry on its own and to let it heal, possibly for over a week or more. In this case, you cleaned it, which could have caused irritation, especially if the...