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Only if there is no damage to the nail bed. It looks like yours caught its nail pretty badly. Is it a female? They can suffer damage when they are digging. It is pretty common to damage them if they are screen climbing as well. My male lost one when he was about 6 months old screen climbing, it has been a year and he just now has a tiny nub trying to grow back out.So I noticed today that one of my veiled chameleon front nail was very loose and looks like it’s about to come off. Now if it dose will it grow back? Plz help. Thanks.
Jan my sweets! You taught me something new today! I did not know that sulfadiazine could be used for this too! I thought it was just with burns. Thanks hun!Agree with @Beman, my Cham lost 4 nails 3 are coming back. One was punctured and bleeding and my vet recommended silver sulfadiazine cream. Clean it the best you can and try to get some cream. I put it on twice a day but had better luck at night while he was sleeping.
Jan my sweets! You taught me something new today! I did not know that sulfadiazine could be used for this too! I thought it was just with burns. Thanks hun!
I had no idea... I thought it was just a burn ointment lol. I gotta say I absolutely love this forum for this reason. I love to learn new bits of info!Silver sulphadiazine can be used on most skin lesions - I used it for a solid month or more with Lily! It has great antibacterial properties, and helps prevent infection/speed healing.
At least it was not just me... You and me Kid we are peas in a pod lol.I didn’t know either lol! My vet did surgery on my turtle and prescribed it for him. He asked me if I had extra and told me to use it so I did and it worked
No that’s the only thing she could have got caught on.I think that the nail got caught on something. Do you have anything in your cage that could make that possible. (Besides the netting of course)
dont worry, it happens to some, just make sure it doesnt get infected and you'll be ok for now just make sure there are a lot of smaller width/diameter climbing pieces like @ZEROPILOT said, it will help her grip on thingsNo that’s the only thing she could have got caught on.
So this is what her cage looks right now. Would this be fine?dont worry, it happens to some, just make sure it doesnt get infected and you'll be ok for now just make sure there are a lot of smaller width/diameter climbing pieces like @ZEROPILOT said, it will help her grip on things
Looks good! As long as she isn't slipping she's fine!So this is what her cage looks right now. Would this be fine?
I would remove the waterfall... These are known to hold bacteria that can harm your cham.So this is what her cage looks right now. Would this be fine?
So this is what her cage looks right now. Would this be fine?
YesDo you have a lay bin in there for her?
(just saw that she was over a year)