Beardys Rock
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Story behind problem:
Yesterday morning(5th april) I discovered Bramble with his head wedged between a rock and the wall of his vivarium, I removed it without any damage but because of the possible long period of time there he seems to have really hurt his neck area:
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He has trouble walking and turning his head right without looking in discomfort and he leans his head either on the left and occasionally straight sometimes he moves awkwardly and gets really frightened and tries to squirm, it is heart breaking to watch. He looks very lethargic but he is still very bright eyed and has ate around 6 medium locusts this morning(6th april) before giving up. He made it through the night without any difficulties I got up every two hours to check his vital signs and he is now in a blanket on the bottom of his viv I have highered temps and now it is currently 92.5F where he is laying.
I have arranged a vet appointment and will be leaving in approx two hours.
I really don't know what to do.. help
-Austin
Story behind problem:
Yesterday morning(5th april) I discovered Bramble with his head wedged between a rock and the wall of his vivarium, I removed it without any damage but because of the possible long period of time there he seems to have really hurt his neck area:
[Old image]
He has trouble walking and turning his head right without looking in discomfort and he leans his head either on the left and occasionally straight sometimes he moves awkwardly and gets really frightened and tries to squirm, it is heart breaking to watch. He looks very lethargic but he is still very bright eyed and has ate around 6 medium locusts this morning(6th april) before giving up. He made it through the night without any difficulties I got up every two hours to check his vital signs and he is now in a blanket on the bottom of his viv I have highered temps and now it is currently 92.5F where he is laying.
I have arranged a vet appointment and will be leaving in approx two hours.
I really don't know what to do.. help
-Austin