Hey everyone,
I have a beardie named Liz with MBD who I've posted about many times on these forums. She's been laying clutches of eggs since December, and right now she's in the midst of trying to lay. I had my wedding last weekend, and my husband and I went on a mini vacation for a few days afterward, leaving her with family. Well since we've gotten her back it looks like her fat pads around her head are a bit sunken, and she still doesn't have much of an appetite due to laying (which is normal for her). She's still eating but not as much as usual. Should I give her carnivore care? I had been told to do that in the past by a vet when she wasn't eating due to laying eggs. Would love any advice. I don't know if it's at the point where I should take her to the ER. We would preferably like to treat at home because it's very difficult for us to get her to a vet since we have no car and I have a baby, but I'll do what I have to do. Thanks everyone.
I have a beardie named Liz with MBD who I've posted about many times on these forums. She's been laying clutches of eggs since December, and right now she's in the midst of trying to lay. I had my wedding last weekend, and my husband and I went on a mini vacation for a few days afterward, leaving her with family. Well since we've gotten her back it looks like her fat pads around her head are a bit sunken, and she still doesn't have much of an appetite due to laying (which is normal for her). She's still eating but not as much as usual. Should I give her carnivore care? I had been told to do that in the past by a vet when she wasn't eating due to laying eggs. Would love any advice. I don't know if it's at the point where I should take her to the ER. We would preferably like to treat at home because it's very difficult for us to get her to a vet since we have no car and I have a baby, but I'll do what I have to do. Thanks everyone.