Roamin_goats_farm
Chirping
- Jan 3, 2020
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If you decide to take them out. You will need tweezers rubbing alcohol, a warm damp paper towel or towel, coconut oil if u have it. Make sure you are right beside the incubator so that if needed you can stick him back in there to get warm. Starting at the air sack peal away small pieces of shell at a time. When you get to the inner lining out coconut oil on it to keep it moist make sure that the veins are not bleeding any more. Too do this simply pull at the inner lining a little bit if it bleeds then wait a couple of mins. If it keeps bleeding after that then just make the decision your self based on how the baby if you should take the inner layer away and free him or not. Slowly inch your way down with the tweezers till you get to the chicks bottom. Look for yellow if there is a lot of yellow then stick him back I the incubator for a little while longer. Also stick some coconut oil on the inner liner as you go. If it turns white its too dry. When you get low enough the baby should push out if not you do have full permission to pull him out not all the way just his head let him pull his bottom out so that he gets the umbilical out himself with out causing damage. Finally put the tweezers in the rubbing alcohol to clean them. The warm wet paper towels is just to keep him semi warm while he's not in the incubator. Let me know how it goes. Don't be afraid to do emergency rescue. If they are not talking or moving do the " surgery". I hope all goes well.