Norman has been a little shaky...
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HolyToledo
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It is so good of you to take him to the vet. That is a very good place to start when you have a sick cham.
Please let us know what the vet has to say, and then we can have you fill out the How to Ask For Help form listed in the beginning of the Health Clinic so we can try to help you fix whatever is that caused your baby to be sick.
Keeping my fingers crossed for good news...
Please let us know what the vet has to say, and then we can have you fill out the How to Ask For Help form listed in the beginning of the Health Clinic so we can try to help you fix whatever is that caused your baby to be sick.
Keeping my fingers crossed for good news...
Elizadolots
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You might see the Pothos listed as "Golden Pothos".
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You might see the Pothos listed as "Golden Pothos".
Oh, I totally recognize that!
I have filled out the form
It is just on the first page.
Well it wasn't actually what anyone thought D:
He must have fell or something and has a fracture on his right front leg. I knew he was moving it funny but I thought it was because maybe he was a little dehydrated and delirious.
He wasn't dehydrated at all actually.
We are just going to be on a very very very very calcium loaded diet for a while to speed up the healing process and I will have to really try to keep him from climbing lest he injures himself more/again.
While it was upsetting to find the fracture, I must admit, looking at the x-ray of his whole body was pretty interesting!
Thank you everyone for the help! While it will be a slow road to recovery, I am glad there was nothing too seriously wrong.
He must have fell or something and has a fracture on his right front leg. I knew he was moving it funny but I thought it was because maybe he was a little dehydrated and delirious.
He wasn't dehydrated at all actually.
We are just going to be on a very very very very calcium loaded diet for a while to speed up the healing process and I will have to really try to keep him from climbing lest he injures himself more/again.
While it was upsetting to find the fracture, I must admit, looking at the x-ray of his whole body was pretty interesting!
Thank you everyone for the help! While it will be a slow road to recovery, I am glad there was nothing too seriously wrong.
Elizadolots
New Member
Any chance we can see the Xray?
I hate to say this, but I think you have to consider the break a sign that he might be in the early stages of MBD. You'll probably need to really watch his calcium levels from now on.
I hate to say this, but I think you have to consider the break a sign that he might be in the early stages of MBD. You'll probably need to really watch his calcium levels from now on.
