Bearded dragon stuck up under the steering wheel of the truc

[AHBD]

Did his legs swell up only after his escapade ? Can you post pics of them, from above with his legs out to the side ? It may be gout, I doubt that it would be from being stuck.....it seems too much of a coincidence that both legs are affected. And do you say his coccidia count is one ? And what med and for how long will he be on it ?

 

[Cken27]

Working on the picture as far as his meds go he's taking Alvin oral suspension for coccidia

 

[AHBD]

I think you mean Albon. How many days ?

 

[Cken27]

6 days I'll post a couple of pics now

 

[Cken27]

the leg in question, left leg

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Now the non afflicted leg it appears


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[Cken27]

Slowly but surely getting his appetite back, not full fledged attack yet but interested and sticking the tounge out trying to catch some crickets. Still not an A+ appetite quite yet. Offered 4 roaches of those he walked towards one and nailed it. Didn't eat the BSFL, I'm starting to think I wasted my money on those. I've been trying to get a hold of Silkworms but it's extremely hard, I've been laying back on the superworm feeds. He ate some squash in a syringe baby squash. I've kept him well hydrated and I've been cleaning his furniture out with clear distilled Vinegar, as well as his cage. Baked his log 4 days ago to clear any of the parasite he has.

 

[AHBD]

It looks like just a wee bit of swelling, not enough to say it's a health problem. Is that leg heading for a shed ? Sometimes that can give the illusion that the leg is bigger.

 

[Cken27]

Well his tail has shed so the rest of his body will begin soon, the little guy still isn't eating though. He's got me worried ! I mean he's eating like a bird, just a few pieces of collard green a day or maybe 1 or 2 worms, 1 roach if I'm lucky. About 5 crickets.

 

[RockysMom]

It looks like just a wee bit of swelling, not enough to say it's a health problem. Is that leg heading for a shed ? Sometimes that can give the illusion that the leg is bigger.

That happened to my guy. One front leg looked very swollen. The vet took a look at it and suggested that he might be getting ready to shed. Sure enough, a week later that leg was in full shed. It's so hard with these guys to know what's going on. It makes me crazy some times!