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Could you recommend a website or link to stores that sell vines, petco and PetSmart don’t really have any good ones. And I couldn’t find any on Amazon

The vet already did a a dye scan and flushed his eye out and there wasn’t anything. But today and last night he’s been opening his eye more not fully open but it’s progress. Today in the morning when I put his prescribed eye drops I noticed he started sucking in his eye in and out, at one point...

Maybe that’s why he’s a lil fatter but his weight which was last checked on the 5th is .1485 KG

Btw they told me to give him it once a week until he recovers I gave him one time for two weeks but felt it wasn’t working so I stopped.

I got him mid June and was not using it but his eye started closing June 29. I started using reptivite somewhere around July 7-10 so I assume it was the vitamin A deficiency. Don’t know how long it takes for them to recover from that though. I had a lot of breeders from the reptile expo tell...

I’ll say it again tho zoo med calcium without d3 and then reptivite with d3 twice a month

Or it’s in the feeding ones you asked for

It’s all in the original post look at it

No every other day. Do you have a recommendation on how many roaches or Black soldier flies I should give.

Also he’s 1 and 1/2 years old.

Left eye is always open right one closes and open or sucks in. He never closes both always just one. The vets at access hospital have told me he’s in healthy condition. I have a copy of his medical record too.

I actually have a picture of his poop

1) Panther chameleon, male, and has been in my care for almost two months 2) Recently I take him out two times a day to give him eye drops I was prescribed . But before it was once a day to give him the other ones that were prescribed from the exotic vet. 3) I give BSF and Dubian roaches, I give...

Also for his vitamins I give him calcium without D3 for every feeding and recently, reprivatice with D3 twice a month. But recently I started giving him 1 time a week just in case it’s a vitamin A deficiency. I honestly don’t know what the problem could be.

My panther chameleon is 1 and 1/2 years old. Earlier this month I noticed his right eye closing. I’ve taken him to my exotic vet twice they’ve said he’s healthy and done a dye scan and flushed his eye out to see if there was anything. I’ve given him eye drops that they prescribed and nothing...