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My veiled is having similar problems I flushed his eye with saline only solution and have noticed improvement. however a vet is out of the question seeing as there are very few vets in Wisconsin that know about reptiles and the one vet we did bring him to was a new lady vet and she was skittish...

Im also looking into doing this myself from what ive heard the sensitive eye saline has no additives my poor guys eye has something in it too. Would once a day until its better work or should i try something else if it doesn't work the first time? No reptile vets anywhere near my area.

reptar is actually doing better today. that bulge I was worried about was because I had just gave him a warm shower and he was moistening his eyes. at least thats what my friend who raises chams said. He said all of his chams do it. he is using his eye more than yesterday but it still seems...

OH YEAH and crazy thing is this happend in less than 24 hours we were taking pictures of him last night and he was fine even investigating the camera.

I will for sure if it doesn't stop in a couple days. I've already picked up some calcium without the d3 in between these two threads and hopefully that will be of help. Do you have any idea what might be wrong? he still ate today but noticeably less. and if I cannot find a vet within three hours...

I was in a reptile store where they had a fullgrown male veiled in a foot tall three feet long glass cage and a waterfall system that i saw it drinking out of that had feces all over. some younger kid was working and I made him take the waterfall out since it was a recycling the water and made...

yo I have all of that info in order in my first post I just dont have the questions before them. try reading my problem sorry if im upset.

damn now he is rubbing on branches and is looking slightly swollen... Id really appreciate any feedback I know I should take him to the vet but the nearest one is hours away and I wont be able to do it for at least a week if I can. I know I haven't had him long and this is my first cham but I...

this is his eye now when it bulges and its quite scary to watch. other than that his left eye looks exactly the same as the right when open! idk what is wrong.

i noticed my 1 and a half to two month old male veiled reptar this morning was holding his left eye closed he seemed to have no problem opening it and moving it and it looked fine when he did. I posted a thread in the health clinic another eye problem for help. I was advised to possibly check...

If the shower chamber treatment doesn't work. I looked at my bank account and Im not going to have the money to take him to the vet for a while possibly over a couple of weeks... even if I don't Im taking him anyway but I wanted to exhaust all my other options first. is there another way to...

hey rango just figured out today that if you find the little paperclip on the post page you can upload pictures its right next to the smiley face. but my guy is holding one eye shut he doesn't seem to have a problem opening it but for some reason is keeping it closed most of the time. i have no...

thanks buddy and if anyone else has any suggestions or ideas lemme know!

if it doesn't stop by tomorrow looks like we are going to have a looooong drive to the nearest vet who knows anything about reptiles.

this is what his eye looks like when he squints when hes just holding it shut it does not look sunken at all. and he seems really healthy except his appetite seems to have decreased today too. thats troubling.

I only handle him maybe once a week or when i clean his cage and he never seems too upset about it he stays light green for the most part. I probably feed him 8 to 12 crickets a day... but there are usually a couple dead ones or one still in the cage the next day... and we have him eating...

so just this morning ive noticed my 1 and a half to two month male veiled winking. I thought it was just becasue he had just woke up but a little later I noticed him leaving it closed while the other one stays open. weve had him for almost a month and I was wondering is this sign to worry or...

cham's are have some means of breaking down bits of dirt and soil they may consume while eating, that being said eating soil directly on purpose needs to be fixed my male veiled did for a couple of days and needless to say I was worried... but until I fixed it with just some stones in the pot...

We got the plant from an exotic pets store and I was told it was natural soil but still said the little guy shouldn't ingest it. It was really weird to see though, like i've seen him bite the leaves but he climbed down to the base and wolfed down two bites that i saw and until I get some decent...

this is the first time ive caught him doing it. you don't think that he could've already caused himself harm do you?