Needing help with a gosling that hatched with dry blood on its behind

[sowens824]

Ive hatched 3 goslings 2 out of 3 hatched farely quickly. I only assisted with aircell and they hatched the rest of themselves out. My 3rd lil one hatched last night but pulled himself out of the egg a wee bit early because he had the embilical cord barely attached he seems to absorbed his yolk but his butt has dried blood on it so i stuck him in a small chinese soup takeout bowl with tissues and neosporin on it. It hasnt officially stood on its feet yet but can hold its head up just fine im just concerned.

 

[sowens824]

This is his behind which seems dried out

 

[sowens824]

This is the lil one chilling in the soup bowl with tissue(im out of paper towels) Is there a chance he will survive? Im very worried and Im also 37 weeks pregnant so I will probably cry a waterfall if it doesnt

 

[sowens824]

On other side not I did place it back in the egg when i seen it still attached but still managed to wiggle its way out of the egg

 

[chickens really]

Just it unbiblical drying up..

 

[sowens824]

Just it unbiblical drying up..

Is there anything i can do?

 

[sowens824]

He kinda hops around still unsteady on its feet

 

[chickens really]

Is there anything i can do?

Is it still bleeding? If so dip its butt into cornstarch or flour and let it dry up.

 

[chickens really]

Place him into a container with paper towels too.. is it in the Brooder now?

 

[sowens824]

I have him in a sepeate bator for warmth my heat lamp got busted but vent holes open for air hes back in the bowl its a little bloody but mostly dried up