Hello from New York!

[Sublime]

Welcome Horizon, great to see someone as yourself on the forum with a lot of experiencing in raising and researching the study of animals. What type of frog do you have that's not doing so well? You'll definitely get what you're looking for by joining this forum assisting you raising amphibians .

[EventHorizon]

I took in a "Fantasy Frog", an Argintinian Horned Frog- She has some sort of parasite, looked like a thin noodle that went back into her poor little leg, looked way too thin after she peed while I was checking her out- and it looks like she can't move her front legs. They drag as she tries to manuver and she sort of falls on her face a bit.

I had one years ago, and I never had any health issues with him because, well- I researched the care they required! Buuuuut while I've had one horned frog, one toad, and one newt before, I don't really have that much experience with their health issues... I would say thankfully, but I think people are quicker to bring in a large, or expensive reptile to a vet than a little being they didn't spend "much" on-

And having worked in pet stores in the past, I've gotten into tons of arguments with people who needed to bring their reptile to a vet, and wouldn't. Sadly too much of my experience has come from the "Fine, give him to me and I'll take care of it" moments.

I just can't watch a "little" one suffer, even if they end up not being so little!

Sorry for being so "argh"- lol, it's just frustrating to me that it's clear she's been suffering- if you took 3 seconds to really LOOK at her, and it just seems nobody cared.

But! I was looking around the board and I'm so glad I found it! I only did because of her!

[Poly]

Welcome to the Forum!

Very sorry to hear about your frog!

Are you goign to be taking her to a vet?

~Royce