Needing advice about new duckling hatching without absorbing yoke sack

[Brook K]

This baby duckling hatched out Sunday. It hasn't absorbed all of its yoke sack. Its eating drinking pooping and waddling around fine. My question is what do I do about the yoke sack? I was keeping it moist without results. Now it's drying out some. Do I keep it moist or do I let it dry up. Will it fall off? Any advice would be appreciated.

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

I think someone posted something similar to that not long ago..... with her, the yoke just dried and fell off.

 

[Brook K]

I think someone posted something similar to that not long ago..... with her, the yoke just dried and fell off.

Thanks I'll leave it alone then

 

[Unexpected chicken lover]

I've seen this before but don't remember the outcome
@Miss Lydia @casportpony @WVduckchick?

 

[casportpony]

I drip chlorhexadine or betadine on it then let it dry up. While drying I keep them on a soft, clean surface.

 

[Brook K]

I drip chlorhexadine or betadine on it then let it dry up. While drying I keep them on a soft, clean surface.

Thank you

 

[Unexpected chicken lover]

Thank you @casportpony
I'll try to remember this advice for future references

 

[casportpony]

Thank you @casportpony
I'll try to remember this advice for future references

I have pictures somewhere. Remind me later to find them.

 

[Brook K]

I've been told you should tie it off and let it dry up and fall off? I didn't want to do that because I can still see a blood vessel in the sack. I want this baby to live so I'm asking to give it its best chance. Thanks for all u'r advice.

 

[casportpony]

I've been told you should tie it off and let it dry up and fall off? I didn't want to do that because I can still see a blood vessel in the sack. I want this baby to live so I'm asking to give it its best chance. Thanks for all u'r advice.

You wanna see pictures of mine?