I know this may sound odd but I think my dragon I just rescued had a stroke, out of no where she thrashed and rolled over a few times now she is leaning to the left and having issues moving, she seemed perfectly fine all day today
Emergency : Stroke?
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I've had her about a week no chance of a fall or head injury there is nothing in her tank that could hurt her in such a manor
haleygirl272
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OMGOSH! PM drache13!!
I MSN'ed her no reply yet
actually pretty good all the right lights no sand good food the kid was into girls and pretty much said take her or I will throw her in the snow
haleygirl272
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HowlinGaleDragon":356ed said:
How Terrible!!! Do hormones really do that!? :!: Geez....
I am talking to Tracie [Drachie16] on msn she thinks it may be her blood sugar is too low
Yes she is doing alot better Tracie had be giveher Grape juice to raise her sugar levels shes perky now andno leaning
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I'm glad to hear she's doing better.
Tracie,
She is doing better she was bossing her cage mate around a few minutes ago and ate her dinner without a fuss
She is doing better she was bossing her cage mate around a few minutes ago and ate her dinner without a fuss
Roxas
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My youngest had a seizure, her toes twicthed rapidly and she went of her food for a while.
I dont know if this done anything but i put a warm moist flannel on my lap and placed her on it, stroking her ocasionally and swicthing flannels, i done this for about 60 minutes and she dozed of! at first i thought shed slipped of to the place of no return, but she just needed calming down.
I took her to the vet the next day to double check and he suggested the dragon must of had a fall and banged its head. Shes doing just fine now though and hasnt had a single one since, I've learned when their young not to put drops that are too high or big branches in their viv's.
I dont know if this done anything but i put a warm moist flannel on my lap and placed her on it, stroking her ocasionally and swicthing flannels, i done this for about 60 minutes and she dozed of! at first i thought shed slipped of to the place of no return, but she just needed calming down.
I took her to the vet the next day to double check and he suggested the dragon must of had a fall and banged its head. Shes doing just fine now though and hasnt had a single one since, I've learned when their young not to put drops that are too high or big branches in their viv's.
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