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Pip or external damage?
Our take
Uh-oh, chicken lovers! You’ve got a tiny chick on your hands, and it’s raising all sorts of questions. Is it pipping, or did the hens accidentally give it a bit of a rough start? You’re not alone in this clucking conundrum. With the hatch day looming—perhaps even past—it’s natural to worry when you don’t hear chirps or see any movement. Whether it’s been 20 to 28 hours, the uncertainty can really ruffle your feathers. So, what’s the next step? Let’s dive into the signs of successful pipping versus possible external damage. We’ll help you navigate this egg-citing yet nerve-wracking situation, ensuring your feathered friend gets the best chance at a happy, healthy arrival!

| I didn’t keep track of hatch day, although it should be any day now. Is this chick pipping or did the hens accidentally break it? I don’t hear any chirping or see any movement. It has been like this for 20 - 28 hrs. What should I do? [link] [comments] |
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