If she were mine first thing I would do is put her in a bowl in the incubator to limit movement. I would be inclined to take some dental floss and tie off the prolapse as close to her belly as possible and then a little later snip off what is prolapsed. It really does look to be only yolk sac involved. Do not do that yet though, hopefully others would have more advise in the emergencies section.
According to the breeder she will be black with lightly feathered legs.Oh My Goodnessshe is so fluffy - what a darling!
Wonder what colour she will end up - she is very pretty.
She looks to have more normal feathering than my chicks, or maybe I am just used to seeing only mine close up. Mine still look really fuzzy!
Ummm. She is a chicken and both parents are chickens.
Those are some amazing pictures. Also quite scary!
No blood drawn, but I was definitely trying to avoid getting between them. The young idiots are
Firstly, she is obviously going to be a black hen. She is going to be a big girl from her parentage. She may, may mind you have a few copper hackle markings. That really depends on if the marans is her mother or father. If she has a Marans mother with full hackle markings chances are good she will inherit some, less likely though if the Ameraucana is her mother. You will know if she is going to get hackle markings at about 7 weeks old. I cannot tell for sure from the new picture, but it looks like she is not going to have a beard or muffs, but then, so did Goose until she was almost 3 months old and they sprouted. Right now, I see her looking like Raven with lightly feathered legs as a adult.
I can. Just gave it food and water. Still quite lively and strong. I do not know if this is umbilical or butt or how to tell.
She is perfect in fine health ❤
is that fence almost done now it's must be really difficult with that weather
