Feet not shedding

[Sully the cham]

My male Panther's leg began to shedding the other week and when it started on his palm only a few parts came off. The last time he shead his full body the palms of his feet dindnt peel off. Now 3/4 of his palms are not shedded at all and one is partially. Is this anything to worry about? I know when they get older they ahead in sections, but I have also noticed he sometimes rest on a branch and only holds on with 2/3 feet. Could that be a sign of discomfort or is he just resting his legs?

 

[DragoLikesReptiles]

Try soaking it in a warm, shallow bath. That might loosen the skin. If not, bring him to a vet before it gets any worse, it could get shriveled up and need to be amputated. But it doesn't seem bad looking now so just wait and see.

 

[Sully the cham]

I've tried giving him a bath and a shower and he tries to get as far from the water as he can. so is there any other ways or should i make him take one?

 

[checkmate]

Shower time

Take him in the shower get him good and soaked down then take a soft bristle toothbrush to his feet if he'll let you my Chams look forward to it . GL

 

[Sully the cham]

Could it be a callus of some type they are a yellowish brown intried giving him a little bath but he kept trying to crawl out and escape. I also tried the toothbrush and he kept attempting to climb on it. How do you get yours to sit still?

 

[DragoLikesReptiles]

Ask a vet just in case. Him standing still takes a long time, so you shouldn't expect him to stay still, especially if you are touching him.

 

[checkmate]

Toothbrush

It's just bout impossible to get them to stay still , I take him in the shower he sits on my hand and I take my time when he grabs a finger I go at it with the brush not easy but important to get leftover skin off , had an issue with a female her feet swelled up it was sad to see and hard to treat good luck
and be patient.