Eszzie
New Member
Sincs last week my veiled male has a problem with his tongue. We have several possibilities on what it caused.
* lack of vitamines
* got stuck and it's a problem with the muscles in the tongue
* or an infection
What would you suggest to do? We decided to wait a few days to see if it gets better, he still wants to eat and still drinks. Nothing else can be seen on him.
Only thing is I have to feed him by hand now, when he tries to shoot his tongue he spits out the logust and stretches his tongue, tries to put it back in its mouth in the right way but it's not going quite well.
Any tips? I'm careful with giving him extra vitamines and we don't have a specialist vet around here.
* lack of vitamines
* got stuck and it's a problem with the muscles in the tongue
* or an infection
What would you suggest to do? We decided to wait a few days to see if it gets better, he still wants to eat and still drinks. Nothing else can be seen on him.
Only thing is I have to feed him by hand now, when he tries to shoot his tongue he spits out the logust and stretches his tongue, tries to put it back in its mouth in the right way but it's not going quite well.
Any tips? I'm careful with giving him extra vitamines and we don't have a specialist vet around here.