Panther male, slightly sluggish, sometimes misses branch with rear legs

[JoXie411]

I just inject the feeder with the meds they are eating. Less stress on the cham and yourself

 

[Kristen Wilkins]

If you have to inject it into his mouth it needs to go in a certain place. I think @jamest0o0 has posted a pic of where to put things in their mouth so it doesn't go in their windpipe...maybe @Brodybreaux25 ?

It was @Brodybreaux25 . Let me see if I can find it .

 

[Kristen Wilkins]

 

[RyanBRZ]

Interesting, thanks for posting. The vet did tell me it needs to be shot to the back of the mouth.

 

[Kristen Wilkins]

Interesting, thanks for posting. The vet did tell me it needs to be shot to the back of the mouth.

Excellent if you nervous maybe bring your boy in and do the first round with vet . Is it far for you to travel with him ?

 

[RyanBRZ]

Excellent if you nervous maybe bring your boy in and do the first round with vet . Is it far for you to travel with him ?

Yesterday was a nightmare, he spent around 90 minutes in his box because I hit a ton of tourist traffic. On an average day its only around 35 minutes. I have to go there to pick it up and maybe I can ask for a demo.

 

[Kristen Wilkins]

Yesterday was a nightmare, he spent around 90 minutes in his box because I hit a ton of tourist traffic. On an average day its only around 35 minutes. I have to go there to pick it up and maybe I can ask for a demo.

Yes so no undo stress . I’m sorry it was hellish . I know you were really worried about him being angry with you . Well done .

 

[RyanBRZ]

Yes so no undo stress . I’m sorry it was hellish . I know you were really worried about him being angry with you . Well done .

He took it surprisingly well, once I got into the office I took him out and he was as mellow as ever. He met a dog and a few other customers were excited to see a chameleon. I was concerned about how he'd be once back home after getting an injection of calcium and then a needle to take blood. Got him home and it was like it never happened.

 

[Kristen Wilkins]

He took it surprisingly well, once I got into the office I took him out and he was as mellow as ever. He met a dog and a few other customers were excited to see a chameleon. I was concerned about how he'd be once back home after getting an injection of calcium and then a needle to take blood. Got him home and it was like it never happened.

My babies are the same. We always worry about their stress , justifiably so . I’m happy he did well and readjusted getting home . He’s a beautiful boy .