Diary & Notes ~ Air Cell Detatched SHIPPED Chicken Eggs for incubation and hatching

[MommaBee]

Ok. Before I go doing more saving procedures. Can we pleeeasse make sure it's ruptured. It looks incased on one side. But runny on top? Ok what kind pics do you need. I really just was hoping to leave it in that dang cup until morning. Don't get me wrong I want to save this thing. But I want even more not to kill it.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

read back through

 

[cochins1088]

Ok. Before I go doing more saving procedures. Can we pleeeasse make sure it's ruptured. It looks incased on one side. But runny on top? Ok what kind pics do you need. I really just was hoping to leave it in that dang cup until morning. Don't get me wrong I want to save this thing. But I want even more not to kill it.

If it's runny, it's probably ruptured. It could be a small tear, so the opposite side could still be encased. This is my opinion, but that does not mean it's right.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

does it look like this (if this was wet?) https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/mushy-chick-disease-yolk-sack-infection-omphalitis

subcutaneous edema (large fluid volume in the abdomen)

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[ozexpat]

Ok. Before I go doing more saving procedures. Can we pleeeasse make sure it's ruptured. It looks incased on one side. But runny on top? Ok what kind pics do you need. I really just was hoping to leave it in that dang cup until morning. Don't get me wrong I want to save this thing. But I want even more not to kill it.

caution is good. ask questions. thats why everyone is here

I just add random stuff and people talk about fish just to while away time till someone like you comes along

 

[Sally Sunshine]

or like this

 

[cochins1088]

or like this

They can still have a sac like figure even if it's ruptured. Goosey did.

 

[cochins1088]

Those are good pictures Sally!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Ok. Before I go doing more saving procedures. Can we pleeeasse make sure it's ruptured. It looks incased on one side. But runny on top? Ok what kind pics do you need. I really just was hoping to leave it in that dang cup until morning. Don't get me wrong I want to save this thing. But I want even more not to kill it.

Quote: I agree, now the question is do you take her out of the shell or not? ugggg I feel comfortable doing this but not telling someone to do so. If it was my chick I would gently lift him until I could get a better look at whats going on in the bottom of the egg. and investigate. But have the dipped floss ready for sure and have something to blot/pressure like sterile gauze if you have a bleed.
I am pretty sure cochins would be doing the same thing as well ??

 

[cochins1088]

I am pretty sure cochins would be doing the same thing as well ??

Yes I would. It needs to be investigated first, but be ready to tie it off.