It was some injections they told me to put one every other day, like 4 months ago he got a respiratory infection and they gave me similar inyections and that works last time but this time it dont seem getting well, you have any idea of what could cause this?
It could be anything from illness to incorrect husbandry. They have pretty specific needs so if one thing is off they can go downhill. If the infection never cleared it could also be the cause but 4 months is a long time between treatment and decline like this to be infection.
No it has some time with put pooping he dont eat he just throws up
i took it to the vet, he said it looks like he may have kidney problems, i adopt it like 9 monts ago but the previus owner he didnt even know how to take care of hem so the vet told me he may get sick from when he was little for not having the correct care but i dont know maybe i did something wrong i dont know
He still alive the vet put some fluids under hes skin to get hem hydrated because he also is dehydrated im going to do my best to try to make hem get well
This is hem right now at least he is moving arpund the enclosure i hope he gets well
If you are motivated enough a phone call or copy of visit can let us know. Many others have shared vet visit paperwork to help.
Hydration is going to be a biggie. JMO and open for other to chime in.
I would get plastic clear wrap and put on the sides and back (outside---easy to do}
Call vet and find out exact meds used (to many vet use different meds).
Meds are used for different things, so important to know what was found in his tests (it is a hassle, but learning can be)
Use smaller food items if he can eat on his own. No superworms, mealworms or waxworms until he can keep food down. Make sure he has a good basking site to help with digestion.
FROM his looks, he looks stronger than others that have survived, but we don't know the internal stuff.
Sorry if I am pushy but I rarely give up until it is over. Thanks for understanding.
Motivation video:
Hydration is going to be a biggie. JMO and open for other to chime in.
I would get plastic clear wrap and put on the sides and back (outside---easy to do}
Call vet and find out exact meds used (to many vet use different meds).
Meds are used for different things, so important to know what was found in his tests (it is a hassle, but learning can be)
Use smaller food items if he can eat on his own. No superworms, mealworms or waxworms until he can keep food down. Make sure he has a good basking site to help with digestion.
FROM his looks, he looks stronger than others that have survived, but we don't know the internal stuff.
Sorry if I am pushy but I rarely give up until it is over. Thanks for understanding.
Motivation video:
