Well spike is now home for recovery. We have been given some carnivore food to feed him with a syringe for a couple of days to give his tongue a bit of time to recover and then we can offer him small crickets and see how he gets on. Vet suggested adding the calcium powder to the mistings as...
Well latest from today is he has managed to keep his tongue in place for quite a while so they going to see how it goes. They are reluctant to amputate with him being so young so may be coming home for recovery and see how he can manage. If necessary may still get removed
I'm struggling to search on this site. Could seine point me in the right direction for what to put in to make bug juice just so I'm prepared for when I get him back from the vets please
Oh well maybe need to invest in a better hygrometer then! Was keeping an eye on his poops and they always white never seen yellow so that's what made me think he must be hydrated enough.
He only about 3 inch long himself but his tongue was out about 2inch at the most but he kept trying to...
Wow thanks for the replies he is at a vets in Morpeth that is meant to be good with chameleons. His tongue was fine when I went out at 11 yesterday and when I came in about 1 it wasn't. I had him to the vets 2.30 and so was there pretty quick after. They say they prob going to amputate it on...
Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - kinyonga boehnei, male, roughly 6 months had him about 4
Handling - Couple times a week
Feeding - guy loaded crickets on a tea time about 4 crickets most days occasionally locusts
Supplements - Komodo calcium
Watering - waterfall in tank and misted?
Fecal...
Chameleon Info:
Your Chameleon - kinyonga boehnei, male, roughly 6 months had him about 4
Handling - Couple times a week
Feeding - guy loaded crickets on a tea time about 4 crickets most days occasionally locusts
Supplements - Komodo calcium
Watering - waterfall in tank and misted?
Fecal...
He got worse today his tongue got stuck out so rushed him to vets. He on antibiotics, pain killers and something to reduce swelling. They are keeping him in overnight. Will try work out how to get pics on
I have a kinyonga boehmae who is about 5/6 month old. When we first got him we were told loads of wrong info off the pet shop and nearly cooked him. He was really ill so we took him to the vets and it was all down to the temperatures being way too high. Since joining the forum I have also found...
May be totally wrong as I'm new to all this I have a kinyonga and mine did the same took it too the vets and the temp was too hot in the viv. May not be the same for you but good luck. Pet shop we got him from have us totally wrong info about all my questions vet really helped