Mambo
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Okay so my problems continue...I did the obvious responsable thing and took my Panther Cham to the vet...She drew blood and found "white blood cells are dark and shrunken" Condition often seen with infection (bacterial and/or fungal) or organ congestion...Calcium levels which would have been my other concern where at an acceptable range Normal 9.0-15.0, range 16.8 according to her results.Blood work also resulted in slight dehydration.. She prescribed fluid therapy for the dehydration and antibiotics (fortaz) for the infection..So I completed the prescribed amounts of fluid therapy and have about two more doses of fortaz left...However in addition to his initial problems as earlier decribed he actually seemes to be getting worse?? it seems as though he barely has any control over his rear lens and tail (which bearley twitches every now and then...mobility is at an all time low...Only improvment Ive seen is an actual reaction to the injections which he moves around more so then the first few injections...i dont really think this vet know her stuff about chams (shes an "exotics vet", but i should have done my research),,,so does any one out there have any ideas or suggections??(Or maybe a quality vet in the DC metro region??)My next check up with her is after the doses are complete but I almost want to go earlier and tell her he is worse off???As always I appreciate any help...
Mario
Mario