mattoconnor24
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Any help would be appreciated.
Help-white sore around mouth
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Any help would be appreciated.
charmsthechameleon
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What's the humidity levels
mattoconnor24
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It’s been getting a little low during the day at times 50’s but try and keep it 70+. I may need to get a mister. I’m misting 3x a day
mattoconnor24
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He legit hates being touched. I could try I think I saw there is another thread about how to do this?
mattoconnor24
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I haven’t brought him yet but there is a local one I could probably get him into next week. Unless it seems serious I could try and get an early appointment tomorrow.
I deeply appreciate the feedback.
I deeply appreciate the feedback.
ToastyCham
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Make sure they are an experienced reptile or exotic’s vet. If you’re not sure if they are, we can help you find a good vet.
mattoconnor24
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They specialize in it but I live in Durham NC if anyone has recs
ToastyCham
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Here is our recommended vet list
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mattoconnor24
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AWESOME!! Thank you everyone!
@JacksJill is very experienced with Jacksons and may have some insight on what may be going on.
mattoconnor24
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@JacksJill thank you for looking also.
When I bought him they said it was shedding and it didn’t go away. Sigh
I’ve never been to a reptile vet before so don’t really know what to expect. Is there a general price range I should expect? No issue paying I have other pets and just want him to be feeling better.
I’ve done some research but could use some pointers on how I may be able to avoid mouth rot in the future? Or resources yall recommend
When I bought him they said it was shedding and it didn’t go away. Sigh
I’ve never been to a reptile vet before so don’t really know what to expect. Is there a general price range I should expect? No issue paying I have other pets and just want him to be feeling better.
I’ve done some research but could use some pointers on how I may be able to avoid mouth rot in the future? Or resources yall recommend
elizaann2
Chameleon Enthusiast
My reptile vet it a little more expensive than my regular dog vet. I think a visit is 75 but for my dogs it’s 65 or something like that. Blood draws for me are around 309, fecals are about 80. I haven’t been prescribed many meds for my reptiles yet but so far everting has been $30 and under.
Mouth rot usually comes from some kind of wound or bite from a feeder. What do you feed your little man?
mattoconnor24
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Crickets is all he will eat right now. I’ve tried other things but he just leaves them. I found the resources section and it was soooo helpful.
Basically everything I was told at the pet store was wrong. So going to revamp everything tomorrow. I’ll get him to the vet this week.
I think the crickets I’ve been getting were too big and I was giving him too many.
elizaann2
Chameleon Enthusiast
Let me know if you want any support updating his husbandry and enclosure. I’m happy to answer any questions you have.
I feel you. Everything I learned from the pet store was wrong for my first chameleon as well. It’s a lot of work to get it right but it’s well worth it.
Lindasjackson
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He’s a beautiful guy you have! I hope he gets well soon and the vet is a good one and knows what he or she is doing!
mattoconnor24
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Hey everyone!!
Thank you for the support. Brought Atticus to the vet this morning and it is mouth rot. Vet said caught it on the early side so should avoid any scraping if topical antibiotics work.
Keep everyone posted.
Thank you for the support. Brought Atticus to the vet this morning and it is mouth rot. Vet said caught it on the early side so should avoid any scraping if topical antibiotics work.
Keep everyone posted.
