Problem with female panther after laying eggs

[mpbm31]

I was wondering if anybody has experienced any problems with females after they lay a clutch. I have a female that started wheezing after she laid a beautiful 21 clutch. She was perfectly fine before I bred her and now she's wheezing a bit. I don't have a vet anywhere around that takes reptiles so I kinda freaking out. Does anybody know of a supplement I can order to dose her to heal her infection like Reptaid or something. I guess it's a lung infection but her ribs look like they could be broke or dislocated. I'll try to get a few pics of her breathing but I noticed this morning she hasn't been eating for the past day or so. After laying the clutch she ate like a pig. She may still be gravid but I'm afraid if she lays another clutch soon she may die.(Which I definitely do not want to happen.) Thanks for looking or the help!

 

[Olimpia]

If it's an infection then only an antibiotic will help her :/ Which might be an issue if you don't have any vets nearby. There isn't a single one that treats exotics? Even a couple hours away? It's a pain to drive so far, I know, but it's better than losing your girl.

 

[jannb]

It sounds like she is in need of a vet. We have other members here from AL. You might start a new thread looking for a chameleon vet in AL and see if one of these members can recommend one.

 

[kinyonga]

How long after she laid the eggs were those photos taken? When was she mated last?

 

[Elizadolots]

She may still be gravid but I'm afraid if she lays another clutch soon she may die.

Don't they typically lay all at once? If she's laid some eggs and is still carrying eggs, that might be a problem that only a vet can help you with.

Edited to add:

Here's a link you might try: http://www.inyourarea.net/local2/17440/?gclid=CLKXw4TYhKwCFSYaQgod43K-AA Enter your zip code and it will find the closest vet who handles exotics.