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Thanks for your reply and concern, but I’m not sure most of this applies. Casque burn happened before I got her when she was young, so it’s always looked like that. Vet did not think that she was overfed, her size was due to the mass (tbh I did overfeed her for a bit once and had to adjust her...

Talked to the vet and it’s not good news. The mass is apparently some kind of growth in her intestine (not an impaction) and it is not realistically operable. Blood test revealed some elevated white counts so we are giving antibiotics more as palliative care in hopes she will be less...

They did not, not sure why. I only could see the x-rays after the visit when I requested, but had I known I would have liked to have asked them why not.

Thanks for the response! I should clarify that the vet said it was possible to regenerate ovaries but cannot tell if this is the case in Agnes, and as far as they could tell this is likely not eggs. The mass could be anything at this point really. Agnes is a little piebald on her limbs and face...

Hello, I have a two year old, female veiled chameleon, Agnes. I am currently working with a vet, but also wanted to see if anyone here might have insights as to this x-ray. Does this look like a massive bowel impaction or something else? The vet was unable to say, and we are waiting on some...

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll definitely revisit those sites for tips. We had been discussing lowering the temperature so we will definitely try that and will be cautious with her food once she puts a little weight back on.

I have two female Jackson's Chameleons (subspecies xantholophus) who recently had health problems involving infertile eggs. They both were eating less and becoming more and more lethargic. One passed away despite the suggested interventions from our vet, but the other one seems to be improving...