So lola hasn't eaten anything that I've seen 3 days after surgery! If I'm not mistaken it took her 4 or 5 days after her first surgery before she ate! I offer her crickets and take out pretty much all of them so they dont bite her at night! I have veggies sweet potato, carrots and parsley food processored in a dish for her! She still looks healthy to me! She pooped yesterday mostly white not really any orange! The vet said she ate 3 or 4 waxworms after her surgery but she currently not interested in those! Just curious how long I should give her before I start to force a mashed mix down her! Obviously with extreme care of course! Appreciate it guy! Shes been pretty active today and I did see her eats a dead cricket that I missed! Medication is 0.05 ml baytril every 24 hours! I've been giving her that at 10 every morning
Lola still not eating that I'm seeing 3 days after 2nd surgery! Advice needed!
- Thread starter curtm1985
- Start date
What's critical care jannb? I'm unfamiliar and I can do that tomorrow!
Fiona's Mom
Chameleon Enthusiast
Keep us posted...get well soon Lola. You can do this!
We've done this all before just a little under 3 months ago! So yes we can and yes we will! I blowing off a 2 week vacation to stay and take care of her! I don't trust anybody to care for her like I will! I got this! I used to work a the two major petstores! I've been so scatter brained lately! Thanks guys she comes first
L
lostinspace23
Guest
Can you use this for snakes too ?
The best I can do today is repta boost by fluckers! I will definitely order that though! Not going to wait and ironically my vet did not have it!
jannb
Chameleon Enthusiast
ReptaBoost is fine.
jannb
Chameleon Enthusiast
Yes you can.
So I added a little too much water and some came out her vents or nostrils! Is there anything I should do in the morning to clean them out! I just check on her a minute okay and they seem clear! Just want to make sure I didnt flubbed up! More water then repta+boost! She is sound asleep as of right now! I'm guessing to much water and I gave it to her faster then she could handle! She seems fine!
jannb
Chameleon Enthusiast
You have to be very careful so she doesn’t aspirate.
jannb
Chameleon Enthusiast
Hopefully, she is ok. You have to give it slow or in the back of her throat so none goes down her windpipe which is located near the front of her mouth.
I'm almost positive I hit as far back in her throat as possible! Nothing up front at all this sucks though! Guess well just wait and see! My vet probably should of mention that also when administering baytril but still it's my fault if something happens to her and if so I will never own a pet again in my life!
