Avkidd1980
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So I took him in yesterday because he was still having issues with that darn eye ( would open it and then not ) and the day before yesterday he was acting very lathargic and taking A lot of naps in the day time which is not like him. I took a poop sample in ( had a bit of yellow in the urate) and everything I use to dust his feeders which I gut loss with kale. The poop screen came back positive for early signs of pin worm. She said they seen eggs but not a whole lot of actual worms. And aside from my my vigorous mistings ( because I thought he was dehydrated) he was actually not that dehydrated after all. She said it was good that as soon as I seen the yellow in his urate that I upped the ante on his mistings and extra water intake when he ate. She said other then that..... He was the best looking Cham she has seen come through her doors and that I have been taking really good care of him. And that most of the time people bring them in in a more then alarming state and barely alive. I was so sad to hear that. But glad I did not wait that long. It was a long drive to that vet as there are none close around me but totally worth it! Today with his second dose of panacur he is doing WAY better. Using both of his eyes and even roaming about the cage hunting for food. Thank god! It would have broke my heart if something happened to him!
