My panther Chameleon not eating

[dsanchez562]

I have a female panther chameleon that laid eggs 2 weeks ago and she has not been eating at all. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should do? I don't want her dying. thank you!

 

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How is her drinking? And did you make sure that she got her vitamins after she laid?

 

[dsanchez562]

How is her drinking? And did you make sure that she got her vitamins after she laid?

her drinking is okay. I sprinkle her food with vitamins but she's not eating much. What vitamins do you recommend?

 

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Usually after mine lay eggs. Full a syringe with water. Put in some multivitamin till the water is just barely cloudy and squirt it in her mouth . Hoping for you that she got all the eggs out. I had one that didn't. Please keep me posted on how she's doing. If you getting really nervous vet is a viable option

 

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I'm sure other members will give you advice. There are a lot of knowledgeable people on the site

 

[dsanchez562]

Usually after mine lay eggs. Full a syringe with water. Put in some multivitamin till the water is just barely cloudy and squirt it in her mouth . Hoping for you that she got all the eggs out. I had one that didn't. Please keep me posted on how she's doing. If you getting really nervous vet is a viable option

Thank you!

 

[alphakenc]

Increase calcium dusting n hydration for her is very important right after she laid n if she hasn't eating for 2weeks,that means something is wrong,check all the set up in her cage n bring her to a chameleon specialist vet asap.

 

[Theveiled]

Could you post a picture of her?

 

[Makinc80]

Make sure the cage Temps are correct.

 

[Andee]

If she hasn't eaten for 2 weeks after laying that's very very worrisome. A female who has had a successful lay will usually go up and immediately drink more than you think is physically possible and should be ravenous. Which is why after they lay you feed them large amounts for the next week to help them gain their strength back. Two weeks is a dangerous amount of time even for a healthy male, usually around that time is when you start looking for signs of illness. For a female who has just laid.... I would have taken her in on day three. I honestly would take her into the vet.