Late night help

[Gotti]

I was woke up at about 3 am(an hour a go) to a loud thud and I look over and see my year and a half old veiled laying on his side. Over the past hour nothing has gotten better he's made a few attempts to get up but couldnt find the strength. He managed to get upright on his stomach but couldn't seem to get his feet under him and couldn't left his head(he's currently on his side again). Ive come to terms if I go back to sleep he won't be with me anymore in the morning, and I just want to know if there's anyway to help him go or make it easier for him.

This all came out of nowhere he has been nothing but healthy, i noticed he wasn't sleep at 11 but I figured it was because he was shedding and it was irritating him.


R.I.P Bonarroo aka Buddy you were an amazing friend.

 

[ferretinmyshoes]

Has he passed? If not, the only thing I can offer is to not put him in the freezer. That is something that has been promoted as being an acceptable method of euthanasia in the past, but it is actually not. It is actually considered painful. So please do not do that if you're trying to ease his passing. The most you can do is make sure he is warm, comfortable and in a quiet dark area. I'm sorry.

 

[Mmcbain1]

Sorry man. I hope he pulls through. From how high did he fall? any other ideas of what could be the cause.

 

[Decadancin]

Hoping to hear some good news today! Any better?

 

[Gotti]

It wasnt the fall that hurt him, it was something elese.

But he didn't make it, he was my first chameleon he was my buddy.
This sucks

 

[Decadancin]

It wasnt the fall that hurt him, it was something elese.

But he didn't make it, he was my first chameleon he was my buddy.
This sucks

I'm so sorry to hear this. Hang in there!

 

[mcbdz]

So sorry to hear of your loss. Do you know what happen to him?

 

[Mmcbain1]

Sorry to hear that

 

[sulfurboy1o3]

clean disinfect your cage, go through some questions youll have since you will have plenty.
Question everything and brush that dirt off your shoulder!
Sorry to hear about your cham.