Hey guys! Let me first say that I am not a reptile kind of person. I am, however, an animal lover!
So, I am a housekeeper. One of my client’s has a bearded dragon (had). I noticed last week that it did t move a lot. I almost called a friend then. Fast forward to a week ahead, which was yesterday. The little guy was the same. Do, I called a friend and her son came by and checked out the situation. He said it was bad.
Long story short, I when my work was done I left with Drake, the bearded dragon. I drove straight to the pet store for some advise since it was 6pm in a Friday. The nice girl was very knowledgeable and sadly, she too said it may be a lost cause. At one point she even asked if he was even alive.
I left with bulbs and live food and food to syringe feed.
Drake is a bit better today. He has at least opened his eyes.
I have brought up his temp, syringe fed him, and trying to keep his body hydrated.
Now.....
what else can I do?
Does he need antibiotics, steroids, etc.?
I literally only know the small amount I have read in a few hours. Any help is appreciated.
So, I am a housekeeper. One of my client’s has a bearded dragon (had). I noticed last week that it did t move a lot. I almost called a friend then. Fast forward to a week ahead, which was yesterday. The little guy was the same. Do, I called a friend and her son came by and checked out the situation. He said it was bad.
Long story short, I when my work was done I left with Drake, the bearded dragon. I drove straight to the pet store for some advise since it was 6pm in a Friday. The nice girl was very knowledgeable and sadly, she too said it may be a lost cause. At one point she even asked if he was even alive.
I left with bulbs and live food and food to syringe feed.
Drake is a bit better today. He has at least opened his eyes.
I have brought up his temp, syringe fed him, and trying to keep his body hydrated.
Now.....
what else can I do?
Does he need antibiotics, steroids, etc.?
I literally only know the small amount I have read in a few hours. Any help is appreciated.