TheBlackEye
Hatching
- Feb 24, 2021
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Hello this is my first time posting here.
I have been around this site before looking at tips and advice, but right now I need some immediate help.
Some time very late last night while one of my goslings was hatching this one got pretty injured. When I checked on it it was bleeding from either its vent or its umbilical cord, I am not sure which it was but there was a lot. I tried to stop the bleeding by covering the wound a little. Eventually i had to leave it up to fate for the night as I went as far as I could at the time.
It survived the night to my surprise but the wound looks rather worrying. Is there any way that I can fix this injury? There is a possible chanace that I may have to put it down, but right now its fighting to live a lot. Its very aware of its surroundings and its trying to walk. I want to give it the best chance I can give it.
Here is the picture of the wound. Sorry that the image quality isnt very good. There is some dried blood that I am trying to clean.
I have been around this site before looking at tips and advice, but right now I need some immediate help.
Some time very late last night while one of my goslings was hatching this one got pretty injured. When I checked on it it was bleeding from either its vent or its umbilical cord, I am not sure which it was but there was a lot. I tried to stop the bleeding by covering the wound a little. Eventually i had to leave it up to fate for the night as I went as far as I could at the time.
It survived the night to my surprise but the wound looks rather worrying. Is there any way that I can fix this injury? There is a possible chanace that I may have to put it down, but right now its fighting to live a lot. Its very aware of its surroundings and its trying to walk. I want to give it the best chance I can give it.
Here is the picture of the wound. Sorry that the image quality isnt very good. There is some dried blood that I am trying to clean.
