Baby duckling

[Monica777]

Hi this baby was just born. Our very 1st time hatching duckling. It was born with some stuff hanging out. Can anyone help?

 

[cluckadoodledoo13]

I’m don’t really know much about ducks so sorry i can’t help. I’ll tag some people. @Miss Lydia @Duck Diva @Duck Lady1 @DUCK MIKE @Duck-a-Dee

 

[Monica777]

Thank you very much.

 

[Monica777]

I'm sorry, I thought this was a place for duck questions. I am in panic mode for this little baby and was trying to find some help.

 

[Roamin_goats_farm]

It looks like the gold sac wasn't completely absorbed. I think it should be fine as long as you don't stick the baby in a brooder. It would need to either be wrapped in a damp warm towel or a clean warm space.

 

[Roamin_goats_farm]

I'm sorry, I thought this was a place for duck questions. I am in panic mode for this little baby and was trying to find some help.

been there done that

 

[Monica777]

It looks like the gold sac wasn't completely absorbed. I think it should be fine as long as you don't stick the baby in a brooder. It would need to either be wrapped in a damp warm towel or a clean warm space.

 

[Roamin_goats_farm]

Yolk sac not gold. Seen auto correct

It looks like the gold sac wasn't completely absorbed. I think it should be fine as long as you don't stick the baby in a brooder. It would need to either be wrapped in a damp warm towel or a clean warm space.

 

[Monica777]

I'm sorry I'm trying to learn how to use this. The baby duckling is still in the incubator. Should I take it out of the incubator?

 

[Roamin_goats_farm]

No it's ok go leave him in there until the yolk sac is fully absorbed and the naval heaked

I'm sorry I'm trying to learn how to use this. The baby duckling is still in the incubator. Should I take it out of the incubator?