New Cham with small burn on casque..

[neonate]

Hi jus picked up a new male veiled the other day and noticed he has a very small burn on his casque..a couple of scales have dried and are curling away...

What can i do to help with the recovery??

Does anyone use "Tamodine"??

Thanks.....

 

[Sang]

have not heard of tamodine.

my suggestion would be silvidine if you can your hands on it to help the healing.

you could even go as far as neosporin *if anyone reccomends against this please chime in*.


the burn will heal over the next several sheds. and eventually you probably won't notice anymore.

 

[neonate]

Thanks for that ....

 

[cushcameleon]

you could even go as far as neosporin *if anyone reccomends against this please chime in*.

I would recommend neosporin if you cannot get silvidine, neosporin will still help the healing process and fight off infection.

 

[chambabysitter1]

I would recommend neosporin if you cannot get silvidine, neosporin will still help the healing process and fight off infection.

Is this based off of previous experience?

 

[cushcameleon]

Is this based off of previous experience?

Its based off of research, http://chamworld.blogspot.com/2008/01/health-chapter-f-burn.html.

 

[chambabysitter1]

Its based off of research, http://chamworld.blogspot.com/2008/01/health-chapter-f-burn.html.

Glad to see you find some sources valid.

 

[cushcameleon]

Glad to see you find some sources valid.

Your insults sure do make me feel good

 

[Sang]

and they do make a special burn soothing/healing neosporin, my concern is the effects on reptilian tissue and mammalian tissue.

but either way, i have used neosporin on sulcatta.

 

[Syn]

I've used neosporin with success. Don't use the one with painkiller, however.

 

[neonate]

Thanks im on the hunt for it do you know if its available in the U.K???