Hi I already been to two vets in my city and my dragon I feel is getting worse. Does anyone know what is this and how can I treat it.He got this prescription but is not doing anything. It feels he is sad or in pain
today israet making weird breathing soundsHi there, is the first picture what it has progressed to after starting out like the second picture ? What morph is your dragon [ it's beautiful ], I know there are a few types that are white like that. Hypo zeros, wero/s etc.
I remember sa thread when some of the fist Witblits were being sold that some of them seemed to develop a skin condition that looked like this and got much worse over time.
For the health of this dragon,I was thinking this. I wondered if is a hypo but not really a hypo.Hi there, depending on the morph makeup, a lot of trans zeros and trans witblits will eventually start developing a brown/grey/etc splotching to their body as they get older; seemingly more so if the dragon isn't hypo.
However, your dragon appears hypo and while the marks on the back look like it could be that natural color coming through, the issue on the head looks like something else. In the first picture the color on the head looks wet. Did you put something on it or is that how the spot looks?
Can you post some pictures of your setup and a few more pictures of the spots on the head you are concerned with?
What did your vet say?
-Brandon
the vet told me the possibilities for him to be a life is to lttleHello,
We can review your tank setup to make sure your temperatures & humidity
is correct, in case something might be off.
It looks like it could be fungal in nature. You could try using some raw
unpasteurized honey on those areas, or some silver gel either one.
For now, try to keep him a little warmer overnight. around 75-80F to help
boost his immune system. That may help to deter a respiratory infection to
keep him from getting more ill. if he doesn''t improve, you may need to get
him to a vet to check his lungs, etc.
Tracie
yes in El PasoSo sorry to hear this. Are you in the U.S, we might be able to help you find another vet ? Can you post a short video of his breathing ?
I think I would get a 2nd opinion. It's been my experience that their 1st answer is euthanasia just about every time I go in. I think most of them have no idea how to help so they cover it by saying euthanize them.the vet told me the possibilities for him to be a life is to lttle