Yolk sack? Malformation? Help :)

[NorwayBrahma]

Looks like the yolk sack is somewhat soaked up and is inside a very thin layer of skin. Do what @chickens really said and make sure no sharp objects are near the chick.

I thought about giving it a tiny knife for self defense jk, a bit of humour after the stressy situation. Thanks for all the help, the chick is in a separate container with clean paper towels and warm light. I'll keep you posted

 

[NorwayBrahma]

Hope the little chick survives and doesn't have anything seriously wrong. Best wishes.

Thanks for the good help, I did what you recommended, I'll bring updates later.

 

[NorwayBrahma]

The chick seems too weak, chirping and trying to stand up every now and then. Some sugary water would help? Or as you said nothing through the mouth?

 

[chickens really]

The chick seems too weak, chirping and trying to stand up every now and then. Some sugary water would help? Or as you said nothing through the mouth?

Nothing. It absolutely needs nothing. It could aspirate if given anything. Just keep waiting. Trying to stand is a good sign.

 

[chickens really]

It will survive with out feed and water while that yolk absorbs. That's why shipped Chicks can go a few days in transit.

 

[chickens really]

One of my Duckling that needed time to absorb the yolk. Nothing you can do but wait and hope they survive. Mine always do.

 

[NorwayBrahma]

It will survive with out feed and water while that yolk absorbs. That's why shipped Chicks can go a few days in transit.

Just found it laying on its back and not as responsive as before, I'm checking every hour or so... Hopefully it will survive.

 

[chickens really]

Just found it laying on its back and not as responsive as before, I'm checking every hour or so... Hopefully it will survive.

Oh..Possibly more is wrong with the little chick?

 

[NorwayBrahma]

Oh..Possibly more is wrong with the little chick?

I thought it was too hot for it since it was panting before, but the temperature is at 34 celcius.

 

[chickens really]

I thought it was too hot for it since it was panting before, but the temperature is at 34 celcius.

Definitely monitoring the temp. It's inside a container so I'm not sure if too warm or internally it's not healthy?