Dark tail
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It's common for their tail to be dark toward the tip. If it doesn't look wounded or shriveled it shouldn't be a concern.
ILoveRJ
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OK thanks, didn't think so, just checking.
Oh, and do you recall the things I mentioned that have been going on with copper for a while? Finally found a good vet that knows her stuff. She believes its all related to adenovirus. So there's not much we can do. We did some blood work to be sure there's no other issues going on, still waiting for results though.
Oh, and do you recall the things I mentioned that have been going on with copper for a while? Finally found a good vet that knows her stuff. She believes its all related to adenovirus. So there's not much we can do. We did some blood work to be sure there's no other issues going on, still waiting for results though.
It will be good to have the blood test results to check his systems overall, especially liver function. Atadenovirus can be managed but not cured.
ILoveRJ
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it seems like its effecting him more than others though. He doesn't eat much, he stopped growing around 7-8 months, had difficulty walking, gets black beard a lot, not sure it's related, but he drinks an insane amount of waster.
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