Flap neck help :/

Mawtyplant

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Hello,
I decide to adopt this little guy (or girl)

any idea too help him? (now in a 18x18x18 screan terrarium, 25-35 degres, a dripper. I give carnivore care and i try to force feed with silk worm. The urate is yellow.. like flashy yellow)
 

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I'm not saying it is impossible, but if it makes the night I'll be shocked.

My advice, just hydrate right now. If you do give carnivore care, administer it in very very small amounts. A large dose will shock the system. I hate to be negative, but I just don't want you to hold your breath on this one.
 
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Where did you get him? That cham is really really bad shape. I would try showering him. I am surprised he has urate at all. He needs to go to vet to.
 
Where did you get him? That cham is really really bad shape. I would try showering him. I am surprised he has urate at all. He needs to go to vet to.
i agree but i dont have any money, somebody just give it too me two day agoes and i decide to try saving his life.. i hydrate him very well poor little guy
 
i dont know anything about the flap neck.. (i have 3 meller here so.. not the same:p) so i try to do my best with this little one :/
 
Someone on here had success using a syringe and putting a drop of water on there cham nose to get them to drink.
 
yeah! i already try, it work well he is drinking little by little maybe with pedialyte?
Dilute the Pedialyte with water, maybe half strength. Small amounts as often as you can. Offer it, don't force it. The Pedialyte can improve his electrolyte balance and give a bit of dextrose for energy. Might keep him going more than plain water would. But I agree, pushing too much too quickly is going to shock him. He may be too far into organ failure to save, so don't expect a miracle. Poor thing!
 
Dilute the Pedialyte with water, maybe half strength. Small amounts as often as you can. Offer it, don't force it. The Pedialyte can improve his electrolyte balance and give a bit of dextrose for energy. Might keep him going more than plain water would. But I agree, pushing too much too quickly is going to shock him. He may be too far into organ failure to save, so don't expect a miracle. Poor thing!
Thanks, im gonna try too slow down too prevent any damage. in fact i expect a miracle :/ but i stay realistic too..
 
The biggest thing I can stress is try not to get to excited if he starts to improve and then start moving fast. Starving animals can easily be shocked and die.
 
My sympathies man, You did your best and that's what counts. Sometimes that's all you can do. You Should call a humane society if that person owns any other pets. He deserves bad things for that one
 
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