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w what I should do?? Will this go away? The duckling has Opened her eyes and has been moving a little. But I don't know if it's suffering and a lost cause. If anyone knows. Please help

 

[tracyjg]

Is she walking. Is she drinking is she eating. If not you might lose her

 

[duckymuma]

Is she walking. Is she drinking is she eating. If not you might lose her

She just hatched like an hour ago, she hasn't walked yet. But she's moving and peeping a lot!

 

[tracyjg]

Just keep an eye on her if she was just born keep her warm. You could try pushing it back in. But wait tell she days of a little more.

 

[tracyjg]

a question for old timers. Who knows the laws. Swedish ducks or protected by state and federal laws on a government watch list on endangered animals. These goes with any endanger animal. But my question is does these go for there eggs also. The gas company was out a few weeks ago. Without or permission they where messing around with meter. I am not sure if these is affecting my eggs. I will get a lock some how to lock it up . But how do you protect these animals from government employees or anyone who wants to hurt them. I no how to protect them from animal predators . But people it's harder

 

[duckymuma]

Just keep an eye on her if she was just born keep her warm. You could try pushing it back in. But wait tell she days of a little more.

Pushing it back in??? What is it? Lol

 

[tracyjg]

Was it attached to the umbilical cord/ small intestines can sometimes be attacked to umbilical pulling it out.

 

[Pyxis]

Please do not try pushing on it at all, you could seriously injure or kill her. It looks like her stomach didn't fully close after absorbing the yolk. Give her time and it may close right up. Try to keep her from dragging it around or catching it on anything. Maybe put her in a little dish lined with paper towels. Leave her in the incubator until it closes.