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.
Let's hope they saw these comments telling them to take it to the vet. Honestly, with your description, it sounds like this chick may not have good QOL. Some birds just succumb to the stress of surgery sadly, especially ones so young.
Looks like a hernia to me too. Maybe didn’t close where he was attached to the egg yolk in the egg. I think they can sometimes live normally with it like that.
Their testicles are located in their back, so I'm thinking it's a hernia. I don't think his abdomen closed the way it was supposed to while forming in his shell. Definitely thinking hernia.
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.
My infant son had an umbilical granuloma. It did look like a little tumor. The doctor wasn't alarmed, and knew just what it was. They used silver nitrate on it.
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.
😂😂 I lost it when you said Ryan Gosling showed up when you googled it. I haven't had that kind of a laugh in awhile. Thank you. I remember on my grandma's farm she said the males had a higher pitch chatter and was more dominate. We always thought of it as a treat when she cooked their eggs for breakfast
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
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.
Definitely a vet visit otherwise he won’t survive much longer. That is where the yolk sac attaches when inside the egg, for whatever reason his hatching may have been a bit traumatic and caused a hernia. They will most likely have to cut out some of the dead intestines, sew everything up and hope for the best!
Yeah that little guy needs a vet. Also I think someone lied to you, or didn't understand what you were doing, as most people say to never do opposing finishes on top of each over. They probably messed with each other and that happened. Or you got a really bad batch.
Hernia, we occasionally have a gosling hatch with one and they act fine, until they're not. Definitely needs medical attention if you want to save him.
The dark red blob you see protruding from the gosling’s lower abdomen is the remnant of the yolk sac, which wasn’t completely absorbed before the bird hatched. From what I read online, you should leave the sac alone (don’t try to pull or cut it off) and it will dry out and fall off on its own. Keep a lookout signs of infection (a yellowish or greenish color to the sac).
It's from the remaining yolk sac that they absorb right after hatching. It looks like an umbilical hernia. As to sexing them, you'll need to wait until their true feathers come in first.
wish i could have seen it earlier, but thanks to hatching a lot of birds and assisting with some, that is exactly where the yolk absorbed+umbelical cord would have been attached. my guess is that the cord broke off too close, and caused some sort of hernia or an odd fleshy growth. eitherway, it is very unlikely to be a tumor.
Hello DeNelle, Kevin , :Lydia and Ethan , glad to see you all again. I miss you guys and the goats. I hope you guys can solve the problem of the floor at the cottage, everything is looking good. Kiwi is so cute with her babies and hoping you guys can find out what he has in the bottom. Blessings from Michigan ❤🐐🐐🐐🐐
Kiwi is such a special Mama turkey hen ......Meatball and Janice are going to be turkigees!😊 ❤❤ Floors are sooo challenging. Your family will get the little cottage done eventually. It'll be OK❤❤❤❤
Well, even with everything going on, you all still smile. I just love spending time with you! How adorable that all the goats cam running to meet you. They love you! Luna looks great! ❤️ I think it’s possible that the gosling’s abdominal wall did not fully close. It could heal on its own, but I’d have it checked. ❤️🐐
The only way to tell the sex on a duck is when they get older the male will get a curled feather on top of his tail. and the spot on the belly of your duck is where his yolk was attached to the white in the egg so it's like a hernia
Hey, it's AlleeJo. Honestly I think the cottage floor actually looks kind of good how it is. It did look better before, but it's kind of funny I think.
Hi there Danielle. meatball and JANICE ARE CUTE NAMES. I do not have any idea what that is. Cabin work. The floor didn’t take, so I’m so sorry. Good luck fixing it❤️👍
Love the names,❤ my aunty was called Janice and sadly she passed away in April. She was a lovely lady so this made me smile ❤ i hope Meatball will be ok ❤🤞🙂
Abdominal hernia in birds can be either congenital or acquired [1]. However, abdominal hernia is characterized by separation of aponeurosis of abdominal muscles at ventral midline [2]. This gives the bird a pot-bellied appearance with protruding mass visible directly beneath the skin [3].
Definitely a vet visit. I've never personally seen anything like it. What others are saying about an egg yolk hernia makes sense. I hope it's not a tumor. I recently lost a rooster to a cancerous tumor on his wing.
Definitely looks like an ambilical hernia. Its more common then one would think but not really talked about. They sometimes go away on there own but a vet visit would be best to determine if that will happen or if surgical intervention is needed.
Fun fact, matte has white added to it, to make it matte. Satin is about half that, so it won't be as pale, But the best color is achieved from gloss finishing. It isn't fun... but it's true!
You need to cover the herniated intestine. Apply a wet gauze if you can, to keep it moist, and prevent the drying. Your vet will likely prescribe antibiotics after they close it up.
Good lord you have a goat that sounds just like my Reddy Freddy girl! It's that LOUD MEH AAAAAAAAAAAA! Holy crap It's loud and sounds sooooooo funny! You have one! Lmao to funny.
Yolk sac tumors are also an occurrence that can happen in birds, reptiles and even humans! We had a couple of mallards that hatched out and developed these. It kinda looked like a hunk of bubble gum at first.
Pretty sure It’s an umbilical hernia - basically where he attached to his/ her egg sack, leaves a place of muscle weakness in the abdominal wall, and the small intestine (usually but slightly t can be other organs) begins to poke through the gap wgere the umbilical was..
So sorry the floor went crazy ! You’re right though , everything will work out in the end ! Every time we do a project we learn ! How wise we become . Hope Meatball is ok ! ❤️❤🦘🦘
That's definitely some of his insides on the out where his yoke sack should have absorbed and his intestines came through a bit would have been easier to place in after hatching now I'm not sure...
Hernia, clean really well, disinfect, you can use sugar method to get intestines to reduce, go back in. Use skin glue to close it, compression bandage to keep it from separating again. Or, vet
If you want to separate the area with the 2 beds, just do a shorter divider wall that's only as long as the beds, or buy a portable room divider, and just use it when you want to.
I have been breeding embdens for a few years now for show, the males are lighter than the females typically being a green shade of gray. Females will be darker more of a “blue” shade of gray. The gosling with the injury looks to be your female. To address the injury, it looks like where the gosling absorbed the yolk didn’t fully close up and what you are looking at is a small amount of intestine that is protruding through the opening. I’d see if you have a vet that is willing to look at poultry. Your other (cheaper) option is to dip the protruding intestine in iodine, then try to poke it back into the abdominal cavity then possibly (if you are confident) throw a stitch in there or super glue it shut. I’m hoping that all goes well for you guys and that you see this comment!
Sounds like a lot of good advice about your little one. When you said buffer I thought you were going to get the round type they use for doing floors lime at the schools of commercial halls. They have pads that don't actually sand the floor but take up the old coating. Just have to be careful you don't let it get away from you and put a dent in the wall. My brother to did that so my husband had to take over. 😂😂😂
Try opening up glass doors in center of wall in children's room and same directly across from there in front wall. • fresh air flow • natural light • more spacious feel
I found and read an info about what that could be and it seems to just be where the yolk was attached to the baby in the egg and that it will eventually dry and close. As long as he’s eating and drinking and going the bathroom he should be fine.
The stain looked good at then of last vlog upload. An issue for this one is a bit of headache. Just curious, what if you look at hybrid vinyl floor (tongue and groove or click clack flooring). A bit softer on the feet and will be a bit more of an insulation for hot or cold temperatures than the concrete. 💥💥💥 just an idea, regardless supporting whichever you decide guys 🤍🧡
Hey!!!! As a farmer who specialized in chickens and ducks you're most likely looking at an umbilical hernia. Not really super common but can occur. You would need to go to the vet to get it checked out. By the looks of it it's also starting to get infected. I'd try to get some iodine on it if he lets you ❤️ hope that helps
I breed chickens and have seen this a few times. When they hatch the eggyolk is not absorbed as should be. As you've seen so far is dried out and will fall off. In a little while you'll see nothing of it anymore :)
I saw That as long as he is eating and pooping fine. That you should keep it dry and if bleeding maybe put some iodine or something to keep it clean. I looked up gosling tumor/belly. One lady wait it fell off after a while.
I’m guessing hernia. My current rescue kitten has an umbilical hernia that I’m having to massage every day until it closes once she grows up. It doesn’t cause any health issues unless the muscle & skin closes around the tissues, hence the daily massage.
Hello Kevin and Danelle, I've been subscribed to you guys for years and learned so much from you guys. I haven't seen your videos in a while but I'm back. Have you posted anything about your fruit trees??? Bought some peaches and figs trees so just curious
As two your floor, I would go back an let them know what happened. An they should fix it! You did what they told you to do, an it messed up . Love for You All 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Tumors are very vascular, in other words the have plenty of veins and arteries which attaches the “tumor” to the body. Tumors are not squishy or movable like a cyst could be, they tend to be hard. Hmm. Take this cute quacker in and tell us all what you discovered!
If you do buff out the white lines, which i totally approve of! Try to make some areas thicker, more rounded, and some places thinner, or try to match the colour of the matte that isn't doubled up. That way it is an artistic choice, or not visable! Otherwise there might be dark lines, which is just another problem. probably more appealing than the current state either way!
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.
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Let's hope they saw these comments telling them to take it to the vet. Honestly, with your description, it sounds like this chick may not have good QOL. Some birds just succumb to the stress of surgery sadly, especially ones so young.
Thank you for saving me the text/ writing. He may survive but it looks a bit necrotic to me. So sorry. Maybe time to get a new Meatball.
Looks like a hernia to me too. Maybe didn’t close where he was attached to the egg yolk in the egg. I think they can sometimes live normally with it like that.
Their testicles are located in their back, so I'm thinking it's a hernia. I don't think his abdomen closed the way it was supposed to while forming in his shell. Definitely thinking hernia.
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.
My infant son had an umbilical granuloma. It did look like a little tumor. The doctor wasn't alarmed, and knew just what it was. They used silver nitrate on it.
I’m not a vet tech, and that was my first thought
Came here to say this!!
Me too@@christine_blake_404
The only thing I can officially say that bump is, is a vet trip. Poor little buddy!
My thoughts exactly
Mine too
I have no idea!😊
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.
I believe that is a hernia left from separation from the egg. There's a small bit of intestine and that has hardened.
😂😂 I lost it when you said Ryan Gosling showed up when you googled it. I haven't had that kind of a laugh in awhile. Thank you.
I remember on my grandma's farm she said the males had a higher pitch chatter and was more dominate. We always thought of it as a treat when she cooked their eggs for breakfast
It’s like an hernia, his intestines I think 😢
It's where his umbilicus didn't close.
Please don't wait. Meatball needs help
I hope the baby survives.. hopefully he sees the vet. Save the baby. You don't need a broken hearted kiwi
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
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.
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.
I was looking to see if anyone else would say this
Definitely a vet visit otherwise he won’t survive much longer. That is where the yolk sac attaches when inside the egg, for whatever reason his hatching may have been a bit traumatic and caused a hernia. They will most likely have to cut out some of the dead intestines, sew everything up and hope for the best!
Yeah that little guy needs a vet.
Also I think someone lied to you, or didn't understand what you were doing, as most people say to never do opposing finishes on top of each over. They probably messed with each other and that happened. Or you got a really bad batch.
Hernia imo, he would need surgery. It happens when the yolk is torn away prematurely.
Get a buffer, not a sander. Circular and use a light spray bottle with water. Let it dry, then use your gloss.
Yes, buff it off, not sand. Buffing and sanding are two different things.
Definitely this
Hernia, we occasionally have a gosling hatch with one and they act fine, until they're not. Definitely needs medical attention if you want to save him.
The dark red blob you see protruding from the gosling’s lower abdomen is the remnant of the yolk sac, which wasn’t completely absorbed before the bird hatched. From what I read online, you should leave the sac alone (don’t try to pull or cut it off) and it will dry out and fall off on its own. Keep a lookout signs of infection (a yellowish or greenish color to the sac).
I have not had one notification in ages MONTHS. I mean so much to catch up on 😢 silly RUclips
There is a lot of possibilities of what this is - so as others have said a vet will be the best bet. Seems healthy other wise!
Need to see a vet. Let a professional tell you what it is
It's from the remaining yolk sac that they absorb right after hatching. It looks like an umbilical hernia. As to sexing them, you'll need to wait until their true feathers come in first.
Wax on wax off…… sand the floor… paint the fence…… paint the house….. 🤦🏼♀🤦🏼♀🤦🏼♀🤷🏻♀🤷🏻♀🤷🏻♀🤪🤪😉🖖🏻🖖🏻
wish i could have seen it earlier, but thanks to hatching a lot of birds and assisting with some, that is exactly where the yolk absorbed+umbelical cord would have been attached. my guess is that the cord broke off too close, and caused some sort of hernia or an odd fleshy growth. eitherway, it is very unlikely to be a tumor.
Kiwi is such a good mama
Hi Danelle, The white film of the matte finish could be due to humidity or if you use a fan to dry it the finish it tends to leave a white haze.
I was thinking the same thing, could be the humidity
Hello DeNelle, Kevin , :Lydia and Ethan , glad to see you all again. I miss you guys and the goats. I hope you guys can solve the problem of the floor at the cottage, everything is looking good. Kiwi is so cute with her babies and hoping you guys can find out what he has in the bottom. Blessings from Michigan ❤🐐🐐🐐🐐
It's a hernia. And the darker ones are female. Almost olive in colour.
Welcome back, hope you enjoyed your time off. ☺☺
I would take him to the vet
Kiwi is such a special Mama turkey hen ......Meatball and Janice are going to be turkigees!😊
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Floors are sooo challenging.
Your family will get the little cottage done eventually. It'll be OK❤❤❤❤
I have faith you will make it work ❤. The goats look wonderful 😊. I know you are enjoying having the kids home. Love the pond and your videos.❤
I agree that it is possibly a hernia and that is a vet trip for sure. He’s definitely uncomfortable when you were poking at it.
Well, even with everything going on, you all still smile. I just love spending time with you!
How adorable that all the goats cam running to meet you. They love you!
Luna looks great! ❤️
I think it’s possible that the gosling’s abdominal wall did not fully close. It could heal on its own, but I’d have it checked. ❤️🐐
I think is a hernia from the yolk sac not sealing properly
The only way to tell the sex on a duck is when they get older the male will get a curled feather on top of his tail.
and the spot on the belly of your duck is where his yolk was attached to the white in the egg so it's like a hernia
This is correct about ducks. Do geese get the curly feather too? I can't remember
It's a goose, so...
Great idea to go lighter colored on the walls in such a small space with few windows. ❤
Lancelot has really grown into his colors and he looks so hansom
Hey, it's AlleeJo. Honestly I think the cottage floor actually looks kind of good how it is. It did look better before, but it's kind of funny I think.
Hi there Danielle. meatball and JANICE ARE CUTE NAMES. I do not have any idea what that is. Cabin work. The floor didn’t take, so I’m so sorry. Good luck fixing it❤️👍
I love Pokey's colour I'm excited to see some of his babies
12:23 In this part, Luna just said 'yeah' by shaking her head 😮❤
Pokey is beautiful!
Love the names,❤ my aunty was called Janice and sadly she passed away in April. She was a lovely lady so this made me smile ❤ i hope Meatball will be ok ❤🤞🙂
Abdominal hernia in birds can be either congenital or acquired [1]. However, abdominal hernia is characterized by separation of aponeurosis of abdominal muscles at ventral midline [2]. This gives the bird a pot-bellied appearance with protruding mass visible directly beneath the skin [3].
Definitely a vet visit. I've never personally seen anything like it. What others are saying about an egg yolk hernia makes sense. I hope it's not a tumor. I recently lost a rooster to a cancerous tumor on his wing.
I love that name Janice. Janice Rose.
Vet trip for sure
His umbilical area did not close. Had that happen with a few chicken chicks a couple years ago. Herniated umbilicus. Watch for fly strike.
Definitely looks like an ambilical hernia. Its more common then one would think but not really talked about. They sometimes go away on there own but a vet visit would be best to determine if that will happen or if surgical intervention is needed.
Fun fact, matte has white added to it, to make it matte. Satin is about half that, so it won't be as pale, But the best color is achieved from gloss finishing. It isn't fun... but it's true!
Cute baby geese
Awesome congratulations ❤
You need to cover the herniated intestine. Apply a wet gauze if you can, to keep it moist, and prevent the drying. Your vet will likely prescribe antibiotics after they close it up.
Good lord you have a goat that sounds just like my Reddy Freddy girl! It's that LOUD MEH AAAAAAAAAAAA! Holy crap It's loud and sounds sooooooo funny! You have one! Lmao to funny.
It seems like the poor fella has a recital/man bits prolapse but im not 100% sure but you guy's should get an opinion from the vet.❤
Yolk sac tumors are also an occurrence that can happen in birds, reptiles and even humans! We had a couple of mallards that hatched out and developed these. It kinda looked like a hunk of bubble gum at first.
Pretty sure It’s an umbilical hernia - basically where he attached to his/ her egg sack, leaves a place of muscle weakness in the abdominal wall, and the small intestine (usually but slightly t can be other organs) begins to poke through the gap wgere the umbilical was..
im shocked Kevin didnt put sandpaper onto a broom to make sorting the flooring out easier on your backs lol :)
Umbilical hernia I think from where the yolk attaches but didn’t fully close
Vet is your best chance
Hopefully, the goose is taken to the vet's for an actual diagnosis. That's not how you sex geese, for those guessing.
I still say a curtain dangling from the ceiling, like what you see in hospitals, would be a good way to separate the "double bed area".
So sorry the floor went crazy ! You’re right though , everything will work out in the end ! Every time we do a project we learn ! How wise we become . Hope Meatball is ok ! ❤️❤🦘🦘
I would heir on the side of caution and definitely get him checked out its definitely not normal
That's definitely some of his insides on the out where his yoke sack should have absorbed and his intestines came through a bit would have been easier to place in after hatching now I'm not sure...
Hernia, clean really well, disinfect, you can use sugar method to get intestines to reduce, go back in. Use skin glue to close it, compression bandage to keep it from separating again. Or, vet
If you want to separate the area with the 2 beds, just do a shorter divider wall that's only as long as the beds, or buy a portable room divider, and just use it when you want to.
It's very funny that you named your goose meatball
We named ours butters beans and squash
My friend Janice watches your videos. She will love having a goose named after her.
I am a vet tech here!! Those are meatballs. Confirmed.
I have been breeding embdens for a few years now for show, the males are lighter than the females typically being a green shade of gray. Females will be darker more of a “blue” shade of gray. The gosling with the injury looks to be your female. To address the injury, it looks like where the gosling absorbed the yolk didn’t fully close up and what you are looking at is a small amount of intestine that is protruding through the opening. I’d see if you have a vet that is willing to look at poultry. Your other (cheaper) option is to dip the protruding intestine in iodine, then try to poke it back into the abdominal cavity then possibly (if you are confident) throw a stitch in there or super glue it shut. I’m hoping that all goes well for you guys and that you see this comment!
Sounds like a lot of good advice about your little one.
When you said buffer I thought you were going to get the round type they use for
doing floors lime at the schools of commercial halls. They have pads that
don't actually sand the floor but take up
the old coating. Just have to be careful you don't let it get away from you and put a dent in the wall. My brother to did that so my husband had to take over. 😂😂😂
Try opening up glass doors in center of wall in children's room and same directly across from there in front wall.
• fresh air flow
• natural light
• more spacious feel
Hopefully get better soon ❤
Meatball and Janice that's good name for them we have turkeys too 😂
I found and read an info about what that could be and it seems to just be where the yolk was attached to the baby in the egg and that it will eventually dry and close. As long as he’s eating and drinking and going the bathroom he should be fine.
What happened to Karen the chicken? We haven't seen her in a long time.
The stain looked good at then of last vlog upload. An issue for this one is a bit of headache. Just curious, what if you look at hybrid vinyl floor (tongue and groove or click clack flooring). A bit softer on the feet and will be a bit more of an insulation for hot or cold temperatures than the concrete. 💥💥💥 just an idea, regardless supporting whichever you decide guys 🤍🧡
Who else got goosebumps when she was sanding the floor ! 🙌
Hey!!!! As a farmer who specialized in chickens and ducks you're most likely looking at an umbilical hernia. Not really super common but can occur. You would need to go to the vet to get it checked out. By the looks of it it's also starting to get infected. I'd try to get some iodine on it if he lets you ❤️ hope that helps
🐝thanks for the great video🌻
I breed chickens and have seen this a few times. When they hatch the eggyolk is not absorbed as should be. As you've seen so far is dried out and will fall off. In a little while you'll see nothing of it anymore :)
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A hernia?
Dang , that's too bad about the floor🥴!
I vote "Stump" for Willow👍.
Happy 4th of July
It's part of the umbilical cored one of my ducks had it as well but I had to take him to the vet for some ointment
I saw That as long as he is eating and pooping fine. That you should keep it dry and if bleeding maybe put some iodine or something to keep it clean. I looked up gosling tumor/belly. One lady wait it fell off after a while.
I’m guessing hernia. My current rescue kitten has an umbilical hernia that I’m having to massage every day until it closes once she grows up. It doesn’t cause any health issues unless the muscle & skin closes around the tissues, hence the daily massage.
Poor little goose we had two geese one passed away😢 but the other one survived, and he’s so sweet❤❤
My guess with meatball is a prolapsed cloaca, but the hernia guess could be right too. I definitely see a vet visit in his future, poor little guy
Hello Kevin and Danelle, I've been subscribed to you guys for years and learned so much from you guys. I haven't seen your videos in a while but I'm back.
Have you posted anything about your fruit trees??? Bought some peaches and figs trees so just curious
GREAT NAMES
As two your floor, I would go back an let them know what happened. An they should fix it! You did what they told you to do, an it messed up . Love for You All 💜💜💜💜💜💜
You can stain the actual load of concrete while it's in the drum, then pour out the colored concrete.
Best to take to the vet and have it looked at.
Do they have a pond of their own to swim in ?
Jey guys, talk to Al from Lamnah acres (he's on youtube.) he had an issue with his and fixed it.
Tumors are very vascular, in other words the have plenty of veins and arteries which attaches the “tumor” to the body. Tumors are not squishy or movable like a cyst could be, they tend to be hard. Hmm. Take this cute quacker in and tell us all what you discovered!
If you do buff out the white lines, which i totally approve of! Try to make some areas thicker, more rounded, and some places thinner, or try to match the colour of the matte that isn't doubled up. That way it is an artistic choice, or not visable! Otherwise there might be dark lines, which is just another problem. probably more appealing than the current state either way!