HELP! Yolk or Intestines

[farmwife2016]

Chick hatched last night and this is what it has now. It was bleeding but not just gushing yellow. Im new to hatching and this is my first issue. What do I do?!

 

[Henriettamom919]

Oh my, I'm very sorry.

You have two options: keep it warm and dry and wait for nature to take its course or you can cull the little one yourself. There is an easy and painless way to do this if that's what you choose (I have a hard time with the neck snapping, myself)

Maybe someone else will have a better prognosis but that looks like a deformed yolk sack with its organs attached.

 

[Henriettamom919]

Repost this in the "hatching and incubating" forum for more input.

 

[farmwife2016]

Chick hatched last night and this is what it has now. It was bleeding but not just gushing yellow. Im new to hatching and this is my first issue. What do I do?!

** UPDATE **
I cleaned off the couple of egg shells that were stuck to it and had a good look and I think it’s just the yolk sack but I’m really not sure. I put babes in a tall container in the brooder so it can stay warm but still isolated

 

[MelissaRose]

Maybe these people will be able to help. Sorry I cant, I don't have much experience with this type of thing.
@Pyxis @chickens really

Good luck with your chick. I think putting it in a separate container was a good idea.

 

[Henriettamom919]

** UPDATE **
I cleaned off the couple of egg shells that were stuck to it and had a good look and I think it’s just the yolk sack but I’m really not sure. I put babes in a tall container in the brooder so it can stay warm but still isolated

Do you have any sav a chick? You'll want to come up with the supplies to keep her watered and fed until she's stronger. Clean wash cloths, small syringes for giving fluid, might need to grind a little of her starter and wet it to feed her tiny bits.

All that is optional. You can just keep her warm, dry and clean and see how she does but she might require a little help initially if she makes it.

 

[chickens really]

Hello...It could go either way. Keeping it in a container is a good idea. It will take Possibly another 24 hours to dry up.
Not much you can do but wait or put it down though..
Good luck..

 

[farmwife2016]

Update: sadly the chick died a few hours later