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[Pyxis]

I don't think it's shrink wrapped. When the membrane dries out you can't see the veins like that. Plus those veins are a sign that it's not near ready to come out yet

 

[casportpony]

GUYS MY DUCK LOOKS LIKE IT'S SHRINK WRAPPED

Get the humidity up and it should get out on it's own.

-Kathy

 

[BunnyStyles]

I don't think it's shrink wrapped. When the membrane dries out you can't see the veins like that. Plus those veins are a sign that it's not near ready to come out yet

OMG thank you! I just kept it in a warm wet paper towel and put it back under the silkie I have (its under the wing) that's keeping it warm. Just in case thank you for that, I'm literally shaking because of this

 

[BunnyStyles]

Unfortunately the silkie must've ripped a bit of the vessels seeing as its bleeding so I just got it wrapped in warm wet paper towel and I'm wetting the blood to keep it from coming out heavily and killing the ducklings any suggestions?

 

[txcarl1258]

what color is delphin? she is almost marble colored with her darker and lighter colors

She looks like a blue fawn pied. She is cool looking.

 

[Pyxis]

Unfortunately the silkie must've ripped a bit of the vessels seeing as its bleeding so I just got it wrapped in warm wet paper towel and I'm wetting the blood to keep it from coming out heavily and killing the ducklings any suggestions?

Apply very gentle pressure with a dry paper towel to the bleeding area and it should stop. I've had to do this before too, and it's always worked for me

 

[BunnyStyles]

Apply very gentle pressure with a dry paper towel to the bleeding area and it should stop. I've had to do this before too, and it's always worked for me

thank you, it isn't bleeding anymore, when I put the dry paper towel to the area, only yellow stuff came up, no red blood, should I put the baby back with its mother instead of e silkie? Or should I like keep it in the house for a bit with a wet warm cloth?

 

[Pyxis]

It's too bad you don't have an incubator. Are the silkies broody? It really does need to be in a warm, humid area so it doesn't really become shrink wrapped. You might want to put it back with its mother so that it stays warm and humid.

 

[BunnyStyles]

It's too bad you don't have an incubator. Are the silkies broody? It really does need to be in a warm, humid area so it doesn't really become shrink wrapped. You might want to put it back with its mother so that it stays warm and humid.

yes the silkies are broody but there the reason this happened so yeah, I'll put him back with his mother xxx

 

[BunnyStyles]

@pyx

It's too bad you don't have an incubator. Are the silkies broody? It really does need to be in a warm, humid area so it doesn't really become shrink wrapped. You might want to put it back with its mother so that it stays warm and humid.

I can't! I put him in with her and she attacked him and now he bleeding again, maybe Charlie, she is a very good mother but she isn't broody should I try her?