Chicks intestines are out!??

[Isaac 0]

My first question was to ask if they are sure it was the intestines and not just the yolk still absorbing.

And..... A lot of the time people don't know the difference between intestines and a yolk sac, that's why it's important to see a close picture (as in this case).

 

[Hoopoethick]

And..... A lot of the time people don't know the difference between intestines and a yolk sac, that's why it's important to see a close picture (as in this case).

It is very liquidy and red for a yolk sac but there is nothing I could do if it is not so I am just going to leave it in the cup.

 

[Hoopoethick]

And..... A lot of the time people don't know the difference between intestines and a yolk sac, that's why it's important to see a close picture (as in this case).

I have a way better picture if it helps

 

[shawluvsbirds]

I have a way better picture if it helps View attachment 2186669

That is yolk sack.
Hatched way too early.

 

[casportpony]

That is yolk sack.
Hatched way too early.

I agree.

 

[Hoopoethick]

That is yolk sack.
Hatched way too early.

Yeah she punched a huge hole on Tuesday her due date was supposed to be Thursday and another pip the same day.

 

[Hoopoethick]

That is yolk sack.
Hatched way too early.

Can she still live from this if we keep her in the cup?

 

[shawluvsbirds]

Can she still live from this if we keep her in the cup?

Possibly.
It's a waiting game, just wait and see. I've had ducklings absorb pretty large yolks after early hatching.

 

[Aunt Angus]

Fingers crossed!!!

 

[Hoopoethick]

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Update: He died peacefully