any reasyon?

[arenaburch2000]

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[TazzysMamma]

I really dont know, did she drink any of the water in her bath? Mine has done that, and got too much and kind of threw up some, is anything coming out when she gags? Is she still doing it? How is her coloring? Is her beard black? Is she lethargic at all? How much of the baby food did she eat? What kind did you feed her? Did she bask for awhile (should be about 2 hours) after eating?

Please let us know, and we'll do all we can to help.

HUGS

Sandi

 

[Jasper's Mom]

Campbell had a similar problem. It could have been a stress reaction, or water in her lungs, or something else. We never did find out what it was, but she almost died. I'm not trying to scare you, but try to check on her as often as you can tonight. Make sure she is responsive and breathing every time you check, even if it means you have to wake her up. Do you have an emergency vet that sees reptiles near you, just in case? Good luck.

 

[arenaburch2000]

I really dont know, did she drink any of the water in her bath? Mine has done that, and got too much and kind of threw up some, is anything coming out when she gags? Is she still doing it? How is her coloring? Is her beard black? Is she lethargic at all? How much of the baby food did she eat? What kind did you feed her? Did she bask for awhile (should be about 2 hours) after eating?

Please let us know, and we'll do all we can to help.

HUGS

Sandi

No her head was never in the water cause she cant hold it up so I had her propped on a log. She only did it a few times then stopped. coloring is normal for her case cause she is very sick. no black beard....normal coloring she has been from dehydration. she hasnt really been moving since i rescued her she only ate maybe a teaspoon of critical care mixed with some applesauce baby food. she was fine after she was basking a little while

 

[arenaburch2000]

Campbell had a similar problem. It could have been a stress reaction, or water in her lungs, or something else. We never did find out what it was, but she almost died. I'm not trying to scare you, but try to check on her as often as you can tonight. Make sure she is responsive and breathing every time you check, even if it means you have to wake her up. Do you have an emergency vet that sees reptiles near you, just in case? Good luck.

Yes, I have a emergency vet I could take her to. hse has been okay since then she did it a couple times then stopped

 

[Jasper's Mom]

How is she this morning?

 

[arenaburch2000]

she is great...everything is like normal now

 

[Jasper's Mom]

Oh good! I'm so glad to hear that.

 

[arenaburch2000]

she even ate more then she normally does

 

[TazzysMamma]

Im so happy to hear this!!!!

I pray she keeps improving!!!!

HUGS!

Sandi

 

[arenaburch2000]

Thanks for your prayers and help!!

 

[fmf109]

I rescued a dragon who did that a couple of years ago, turned out it was the very beginings of a respitory infection that was still not developed enough to show symptoms except in the humidity of the bath, she recovered very quickly because the early warning sign lead me to wonder and it was caught and nipped in the bud so to speak.