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Thank you guys so much for trying to help. He did die from an over dose on the Metacam, and when I called the vet she told me he was fine, and that I should just keep with the daily dose. He was obviously not fine and I did not give him a full dose everyday, but very small doses spread out to...

Falkor stopped eating, and got worse very quickly. The vet was no help and Falkor has passed over the rainbow bridge... :(

Ok, thank you so much for helping, I will call the vet when I get the chance today and talk to them. And I know the medicine isn't watered down because I asked that when she gave it to us,

They told me he needed one drop a day for 2 weeks or until he state she using his injured leg full time, but he's not acting like himself at all and he won't use his back legs unless he has to. He just kind of scoots and he didn't do this until he was on the medicine for a few days.

He also has the correct UVB set up.

He gets calcium dusted food everyday, and I give him water through a syringe daily, I was too scared to give him a full dose, knowing what pain meds can do to a human, so he wasn't getting a full drop, I just dipped the syringe in the medicine and only put a little on his mouth.

I have a 6 week old dragon, named Falkor, I took him to the vet for a broken shoulder and she prescribed him Metacam, a pain reliever, for one drop a day. He was fine for a day or two then he couldn't walk right, really lethargic, he keeps flipping himself over and getting stuck on his back...

I'm trying to get pictures up, but it's taking forever.

My bearded dragon has a dead nub on the end of his tail, it's started traveling up the tail and I'm afraid it will have to be amputated to keep this from continuing, so he doesn't end up losing his whole tail. Who has had this done somewhere in Missouri, and what did it cost?