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Sorry just seen the kidney failure message!! Poor baby what did they say about curing it ?? X

Oh poor baby- did the vet not tell u what he concluded it to be? Id of asked what they thought was the issue and what type of injections they were giving and what for!! I would never allow my vet to inject unless I was totally sure what it was and why they were using it!! Hope he gets better...

Does ur vet specialise in chameleons?

What's that on her side? Has she been shedding or is it sore? Veiled chameleons can start to develop eggs as early as 4-6 months of age. A receptive female will often display blue spots on the body, but not always.

Thank u xx

Hi ya what a gorgeous baby u have. I'm from u.k too and u can get screen viv with glass sliding doors with all the heat and UVB lites that sit on top etc. Hope u have lots of fun with ur newby, let the worrying and stress begin lol x

I think ur x-ray look like developing eggs or undelvoped eggs, I'm no expert but hopefully a more valued and knowledgable members can tune in, iv learned alot from these lovely people :-)

You can gutoad using -dandelions, kale, collards, escarole, mustard greens, etc and veggies carrots, squash,sweet potato, sweet red pepper, celery leaves!!! Chameleons cant locate standing /still water so having a dish is pretty pointless, but a dripping system and misting will provide enough...

My panther cham was showing these colours when she was either receptive /gravid!! I'd say your Temps are too hot aswell Adult panther chameleons need Adult females: ambient 75-80F (23-26C), basking 80-85F (26-29C) Night time temperatures can safely drop down to 50F (10C) so a night heat source...

How's ur baby doing ??

It's OK, just something I have to deal with isn't it!! I won't be having another one for a very long time x

Absolutely agree with above. Mine had some gas to put to sleep ( however she was almost dead anyway tbf sorry to be blunt) then she was injected, and stayed with the vet!! I was too heartbroken to have her home ( under the circumstances of how she became to be euthanised), they kept her and I...

Euthanasia- depending on whether the individual vet has experience with chameleons!! I had my baby euthanised only 4 weeks ago, and she was euthanised by a normal vet ( cats and dogs etc) but she was the owner and felt comfortable enough to do, she had previously seem my lola prior to this when...

I appreciate ur comment, it wasn't just my chameleon that went into boarding we had 3 reptiles go in and put it this way we return with 1....... Hence the legal action!! It's not good!!

Any news on ur lil man?? Hope he's been seen by vet and doing OK. Please keep us updated

As much as ur right unfortunately I can't answer ur questions, because we're taking legal action we can no longer ask them directly. As far as I'm aware she was healthy her last vet visit prior was back in February. The information we have so far is that from my instructions prior to her...

OK my problem is I went on holiday, my chameleon went into boarding healthy for 10 days . When I collected she was severely dehydrated and was put to sleep the following day!! The vet reports stated respiratory disease and severe dehydration. I'm trying to get my head around it as she was...

I was told also that severe dehydration would coarse respiratory disease, as it drys all ur inside up is that correct

What can coarse respiratory disease in female panther chameleon?? - severe Dehydration???

Oh how beautiful, glad she's well!! X