HELP! Do You Think This Is a Tumor?!
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- What the HECK is growing on our little gosling??
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You're likely dealing with a hernia where his stomach wall did not fully close, thus the red discoloration around the area and discomfort when you were poking it and the pink "sac" when he hatched. Those are likely his intestines that you were poking at. If you do not take him to the vet, you risk that area dying off due to being exposed to the eliments in a way they're not supposed to be, getting infected, and him passing away. The only real resolution is surgery to remove anything that is dead/necrotic, repair anything needing repaired, put it all back in place, and close the hole.
Former vet tech here. To me it looks like a hernia from where it's yolk was previously attached. I'd get it to a vet to repair it or it is likely to eventually get infected and cause sepsis. There is a good chance they can repair it at this stage. Without treatment there is a good chance with how much geese love water and how much bacteria live in water that this little one will end up with an internal infection.
It’s like an hernia, his intestines I think 😢
The only thing I can officially say that bump is, is a vet trip. Poor little buddy!
No birds have external testes, they sit inside right above their kidneys. I would definitely get it checked out by a vet, I'm not sure what it could be as my specialty is reproduction lol
Please take the gosling to the vet. That doesn’t look good. ❤️🩹. The cottage is coming along. Sorry about the floor issue 😬
I believe that is a hernia left from separation from the egg. There's a small bit of intestine and that has hardened.
Please, take him to the vet, that looks like a hernia.
Too bad about the floor. You will think of a way to fix it. I don't know much about animals, but I think meatball has to see a vet
Please don't wait. Meatball needs help
It's where his umbilicus didn't close.
That my friends is an Egg Yolk Hernia! It happens when the egg yolks don't absorb properly from being removed too early from their eggs, and they developed a hernia because the yolk wasn't absorbed properly.
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I hope the baby survives.. hopefully he sees the vet. Save the baby. You don't need a broken hearted kiwi
Yeah that little guy needs a vet.
Rent a floor buffer with a softer green buff pad and a felt polishing pad. Use a leaf blower to get the powder out? Lol.
Hernia imo, he would need surgery. It happens when the yolk is torn away prematurely.
Yup, definitely a vet visit. Stay strong lil guy! ❤️
That's basically an "Umbilical Hernia" in a goose. The area where the yolk was attached didn't close and you have intestines and other organs coming through the hole. This is either a Vet trip to get it repaired quickly or it's likely he's not going to survive.
Need to see a vet. Let a professional tell you what it is