Possible MBD?

[Olivia Curtis]

Do you guys think this girl has MBD? i found her listed on a advert which caught my attention as she was soo cheap

 

[Andee]

Definitely and she also looks like she has some gular edema going on?

 

[kinyonga]

Darn Andee ...you're right again!

 

[BabyChamCham]

So sad to see these...Hope she gets a good home..

 

[Andee]

Darn Andee ...you're right again!

I feel odd when people give me some sort of praise. Especially someone as well rooted in the community as you kinyonga XD. It makes me feel extremely awkward and not sure if I should say thank you or brush it off...

 

[kinyonga]

Sorry...didn't mean to make you feel awkward. You don't have to say anything when it's me!

 

[Olivia Curtis]

So sad to see these...Hope she gets a good home..

Wish I could give her a home, so sad to come a cross things like this, selling her for just £25 can you believe it

 

[Andee]

XD it's ok, I need to get better at accepting it.

As far as the op, I wouldn't get her unless you are ready for a roller coaster, because she has receptive coloring as well. Egg laying would be rough with her. She may be too far along to be able to help. Not sure.

 

[Olivia Curtis]

I don't think I'm experienced enough to take her on anyway and I'm sure the treatment wouldn't be too cheap either....

 

[Andee]

Depends on your vet, her treatment if you got through her first lay safely, would be likely ongoing through out her life. But would eventually be less intensive.

 

[kinyonga]

If you provide proper husbandry and correct the calcium imbalance that's causing the MBD she would likely live a long life without anything more than the crooked bones/damage already caused.