thank you herpvet for your reply. Im not meaning to critisize, but the lady charged me 60.00 for a office visit, and did not know how to handle the creature safely. I went to them specifally because she was in the yellow pages with Big frogs snakes and lizard graphics on the ad. then I called and asked if their was a vet who would treat a small gecko and a green tree frog. I am hoping to find a vet who is at least interested in phib health. I understand vets have to make a living too, but well my horse vet is still able to safely treat my dog or cat, and will attempt to save a frog if he must, but wont go out of his way t advertise expertise in phibs and reptiles so as to charge a higher fee. he would say well, I'll try, but I am a horse vet. death may still have occured had she actually known how to handle him, however I wouldnt have felt bilked out of my 60.00 had anything at all been done. I swear, she had no idea how to hold the sick leopard gecko. he had to be put down at once. as she sqoze to hold onto him, his gut ruptured. I could just tell she did not know how to hold him. I saw her accidentaly squeeze his guts out. and I had to pay extra for that.
I would do an on-line search for a reptile vet. I think kingsnake.com has vet listings. Where are you located? I will be seeing my vet this weekend, I can ask him if he knows anyone in you area he could recommend.
so far no vets in my area. I may have found a hobbyist who can advise me though. good thing. peeps is leaving their frogs on my doorstep. I discovered a ten gallon hooded tank and almost frozen ornate frog. I think it is a ornate. or horned frog. his eyelids are pointy.
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