Search results for query: Gular edema

...Expelling toxicity from internal organs. "Pollen is also characterized by a high anti-inflammatory activity" which is strange since gular edema is exactly that inflammation ”However, when it was administered with toxic substances, it protected liver cells from their harmful effect, which...

...heating is the greater danger. Don't use mealworms use supers. If you use Repashy Bug burger don't use the supplements it will cause gular edema in montanes, too much of a good thing. There is more but I am short on time. The only light areas I'm seeing look like stuck shed. What am I...

...I still do make sure he has a variety of bugs to eat though. So you only give calcium no D3 twice a week? Is it because your guy had gular edema? I give it every feeding except once a month when he gets his reptivite with D3. My guy only eats every other day so he gets calcium no D3 4 times a...

I haven’t read everything and I’m bit short in time. However, my girl laid now for third time and 2-3 weeks prior to the laying she gets gular edema and after laying it disappears within a week. For now I she gets close to laying. She still looks pretty big in the pictures, normally they should...

...lump on her casque. Only one, hasn’t grown or shrunk at all, even with taking her off synthetic supplements (sunlight and calcium only, treating gular edema). I’ve looked, and she has no other lumps, no other issues, just a little bump. I’ll be curious to see if we find a reason for these here.

...ever since she developed her gravid shape a couple of months ago, she's had this weird bulge around her neck that has been identified as gular edema, and there is also fluid in her abdomen. The vet didn't seem to be sure whether this would go away after the eggs were laid. She advised me to...

What supplements are you using? I believe some members have had problems with gular edema anecdotally related to Arcadia supplements and/or bee pollen.

I haven’t had any bites that I’m aware of. Here’s something I ripped from one of jacksjill’s posts “As a montane species (native to higher altitudes) Jackson's have decreased supplementation requirements compared to tropical species due to metabolism differences. Use calcium (without D3 or...

...to acute renal insufficiency I think is very common in reptiles, and probably leads to many of the health issues we see in captivity, gular edema, gout, renal secondary hyperparathyroidism (MBD), probably contributory to infectious problems, etc. So I’m curious if the ambient day/night...

Update: the bump is slowly but steadily shrinking. Probably a fatty tumour. I have noticed slight gular edema in her, so she’s off the synthetic vitamins, and into the natural sunlight until it clears up. Also, she has started to shed. Not really important, but exciting!

Some of us with veiled who have tried the Repashy with LoD at every feeding have had issues with edema. My girl had gular and eye edema, as did the others if I recall correctly. A couple of chameleon-experienced vets I’ve seen have recommended using it just once every other week and a plain...

@Beman said...."What do you think. Am I correct in seeing edema in the gular area between her front arms?"... Sure looks like edema to me.

...CURRENT PROBLEM: Hasn’t eaten for 2 days. Will take to the vet for a fecal exam to check for parasites. Any other possibilities? He has gular edema, which isn’t as bad as it was when I first got him. He is still moving around during the day to follow the sun. No sunken or closed eyes...

Thanks for the info! My home is around 73, his basking in the house is around 78. Humidity is between 45-50. He was only inside for about a week, normally he’s outside. I live in FL so we have pretty optimal conditions for outside housing. As far as dehydration it’s hard to tell because he poops...

Here is a picture of one of his front feet... It is not huge but it is swollen compared to how it normally is and the ankle area. Edema today has reduced again this morning. almost a totally smooth gular area.

...Repashy calcium with LoD was the one to use for all feedings…no other supplements needed. I of course tried it and my girl got eye and gular edema, as did some other member’s chams. I think it was last year that bee pollen was highly suggested to add to all supplements by someone who I won’t...

...or the mazuri one I would advise against using the Repashy gut load in conjunction with a strong supplement schedule as this can lead to gular edema. Here is a link to the schedule I use and some others for Jackson's. If he gets a lot of outdoor time regularly then only use multi with D vit...

If you can, can you try to get a picture when he is asleep? I’d like to see his throat while not agitated. I’m curious if there is any gular edema.

...her legs (armpits?) I give her a good misting. I've also noticed she's thirsty when her throat is enlarged but not puffed, almost like a gular edema that goes away once she drinks, or when her eyes aren't as inflated as I'd like them to be. A few times I've seen her have strands of saliva...

Yes thank you please review my first post. Yes I do agree on the edema and the vet said that was to be expected from the subq fluids?