Yolk sac outside

Sher

In the Brooder
9 Years
Mar 3, 2010
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Roscoe, Texas
Hi, My forth hatching, finally successful, after I quit using the LG. So I am still new to this. My one chick that hatched last evening still had something attached to it. I think it is the yolk sack, Not all of it but about the size of half a marble. I let it alone and took the other two chicks out of the incubator this am. I left it in there, some o f the size has decreased, it doesn't seem to be in distress, is standing and sleeping and moving around. Will it be ok?

Sher, 2 Bearded Collies, 4 calves, 53 juvenile chicks, 3 just hatched, 7 runner ducklings and 7 Heritage turkey poults.
 
the yolk will absorb on its on
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Thanks so much. The contents must have been absorbed, just left with a little hanging pouch. I'm afraid to put it in the brooder with the others. I'm afraid they'll pick at it, adn i don't know if the left over tissue should be kept moist or should I put it in the wood shavings to dry up?
sher
 
I would seperate it until the yolk is fully gone.
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The others might pick at it.
You don't need to wet the left over yolk or anything, I had a chick like this before, Its pretty scary! But I think your chickie will be fine, as this is not anything serious.
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THanks so much. It is scary. I had no idea what to do! I'll put it in my little "hospital" box and keep an eye on it. Thanks again!

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sher
 
I sure will. She is in her little box and is doing fine. Has a REALLY big voice and wants with the others.
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Have one more taking its time hatching, hope it is okay, so far so good!

Sher
 
Well, she didn't make it. I think she had a piece of bowel also out. I have another problem. I wish I hadnt done this hatch. Besides that one, one has curled toes, I was nto able to put the bandaid shoes on because she is so small, I have been exercising her feet and toes. She is walking and popping around. ALSO, I have one who I have had to continuously clean the vent on. I was up at 5 am when she started peeping really loudly and cleaned it again. Later I noted that she had a vowel movement. I checked her throughout the day, cleaned her one. I try to be really gentle, but now her vent appears blocked. ihave been applying warm water to the area by a cotton ball, and I put some neosporin on her bottom, it looked really swollen. She is un pain now, is standing a wide stance and peeping, she is swollen at the back and I can see white feces, but it seems to be hard. The warm compress doens't seem to be helping. hse is standing peeping quietly, with her eyes partially closed It is breaking my heart. Is there a solution?
sher
 
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You might want to start a new thread with this new problem to bring attention to it with your title. Try something like "Is this pasty butt or something worse?"
Good luck with her.
 

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