PLEASE HELP! My chick newborn chick as something attached it´s butt (graphic photo)

[chickenaskingfor help]

Hi I am new here and I came across this site for answers!. I need help urgently! I went to go check on my newborn chicks under a broody hen and found an egg that still hasn´t hatched yet so i waited 3 more days but when I went to go check on it the mother was not sitting down anymore she was stepping on the poor newborn chick that hatched late so I immediately took it out and went inside to warm it up with a hairdryer since i don have a incubator it stared to pip and move around which is good! but it has blood on it ´ s butt and something attached to it (looks gross) I don ´ t know what it is nor how to get rid of it. I also don´t have a veterinarian near me. PLEASE HELP I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE THESE ARE MY FIRST CHICKS HATCHING UNDER A BROODY HEN

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[AidKD]

Not sure how to help, but these people might @Eggcessive @Wyorp Rock @Sussex19 @Granny Hatchet @DobieLover @sourland @Kiki @aart @TwoCrows

 

[chickenaskingfor help]

Not sure how to help, but these people might @Eggcessive @Wyorp Rock @Sussex19 @Granny Hatchet @DobieLover @sourland @Kiki @aart @TwoCrows

Thank you anything helps!

 

[AidKD]

https://cleverpetowners.com/chick-hatched-with-intestines-out/

Check this out.

 

[chickenaskingfor help]

https://cleverpetowners.com/chick-hatched-with-intestines-out/

Check this out.

Thank you so much!!! this information is soo useful!. She ´ s piping but something is attached to it which I am worried about

 

[AidKD]

Thank you so much!!! this information is soo useful!. She ´ s piping but something is attached to it which I am worried about

I wish I could be of more help, but I've never had any experience with this type of thing before and have no idea. I hope the little one makes it!

 

[chickenaskingfor help]

I wish I could be of more help, but I've never had any experience with this type of thing before and have no idea. I hope the little one makes it!

I hope so tooagain thank you

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I believe the little ones intestines are out and if so then culling seems to be the kindest thing you could do for it. I have heard of some people trying to put them back in but personally I dont think it has a good chance. Im sorry. You can wait for others to chime in that may know more about it then I do.
When I culled one that little I used a sharp pair of scissors and cut the head off quickly.

 

[nuthatched]

You need to put it down, there's no hope for this one, I'm sorry.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I believe the little ones intestines are out and if so then culling seems to be the kindest thing you could do for it. I have heard of some people trying to put them back in but personally I dont think it has a good chance. Im sorry. You can wait for others to chime in that may know more about it then I do.
When I culled one that little I used a sharp pair of scissors and cut the head off quickly.

@chickenaskingfor help I'm very sorry about your chick

I agree with the post by @Granny Hatchet it does look like the intestines are out. I would cull a chick like this. It can be hard emotionally to put a little one like this down, but it's something that sometimes needs to be done especially if you hatch chicks.

This is the quickest method to cull a chick. The article will walk you through it. I'm sorry.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...-for-squeamish-people-slightly-graphic.74734/