Hello.
I am speaking on behalf of my sister.
The bearded dragon, Perky, is roughly a year and five months old and her weight is 440 kg.
It was believed that Perky was in her brumation stage. She has been in this stage for seven days. She hasn't moved since the start. Her eyes have been puffy for three days. Two days ago, a little bit of blood came from her nose. Today, when my sister was giving her water there was blood coming from her mouth. Blood also came from her eyes as well. We looked and studied her body a bit further and noticed that her nails had turned red as well The body temperature was normal.
Previously, in early September, she had yellow fungi, and we were able to take her to the closest clinic that would take lizards. She was treated and was told that she was healthy. She stopped taking her medicine at the beginning of this month.
We are not sure what to do now.
We have attempted to call vets around our area and outside our area. The clinics either couldn't take her because they don't have a reptile specialist, the doctor doesn't take emergencies, the doctor isn't in, or they were booked—the whole family made calls to clinics in an attempt to get her looked at today. This is sort of a last resort for us. Any information would be helpful and valued. Thank you.
I am speaking on behalf of my sister.
The bearded dragon, Perky, is roughly a year and five months old and her weight is 440 kg.
It was believed that Perky was in her brumation stage. She has been in this stage for seven days. She hasn't moved since the start. Her eyes have been puffy for three days. Two days ago, a little bit of blood came from her nose. Today, when my sister was giving her water there was blood coming from her mouth. Blood also came from her eyes as well. We looked and studied her body a bit further and noticed that her nails had turned red as well The body temperature was normal.
Previously, in early September, she had yellow fungi, and we were able to take her to the closest clinic that would take lizards. She was treated and was told that she was healthy. She stopped taking her medicine at the beginning of this month.
We are not sure what to do now.
We have attempted to call vets around our area and outside our area. The clinics either couldn't take her because they don't have a reptile specialist, the doctor doesn't take emergencies, the doctor isn't in, or they were booked—the whole family made calls to clinics in an attempt to get her looked at today. This is sort of a last resort for us. Any information would be helpful and valued. Thank you.
