Warming up my frozen baby

[J0ker]

When I got home this morning my power was out and my baby was hiding on his cold slate tile he was flat and black.
he is doing better he is yellow and movig now eyes open but I want to know the best way to make sure he is alright and to keep him warm without being to hot to fast he is under my shirt with a heating pad over me at a friends house
when is it good to try and feed him? I have some baby food so he has easy food to eat.

 

[J0ker]

I tried to give him a warm bath shortly after I found him but it caused him to shake horribly. Now he will sometimes open only 1 eye and sometimes half open the other it worries me

 

[discojan]

how long was the power out for and what temperature was the environment when you found him? I hope he is doing better now!

 

[Vacren]

Warm him slowly, under your shirt with a heat pad is good, but dot forget that he needs uv. You'll want to watch out for respiratory issues, depending on how long he was cold, and how cold it was.

 

[J0ker]

i dont know how long the power was out for prolly 3 hrs and it is icy here in TX so it was about 40 or lower in the apartment he is doing better today he chased some crickets but he still seems dazed prolly cz of the stress

 

[Vacren]

I'm glad he's doing ok. Watch for the signs of respiratory infection. Gaping outside of his basking spot, wheezing/gurgling are some of them. If you notice anything out of the ordinary it's probably a good idea to head to the vet.

 

[J0ker]

he hates his viv now he loves to hide on his tall log in my shirt or in a tree but he loves being high and he is shakey about eating he is eating just not chasing his crickets as well as he used to he hasnt pooped for a couple of days i just gave him a warm bath and some squash baby food he is going through a lot he is also dealing with relocation stress on top of all of this too my poor baby