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  1. November 8th, 2011 #1
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    i soaked him and my female tonight and i seen this could this be redleg or from being in the rack diging in th dirty its really red i think it just from the rack
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    I can't be sure. Red leg causes bloating/loss of appetite/lethargy/and listlesness. Is it swollen? Is this an albino Pac?
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    no not swollen yes he is albino pac i think it just from the rack from diging
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    Probably is. Red leg is a bacterial infection. It usually appears on the under sides of the inner thigh and is actually red due to burst blood vessels caused from the bacteria.
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    what could put on it like neosprin
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    What's the heat in the rack? What type of beeding are u using?
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    Quote Originally Posted by pac View Post
    what could put on it like neosprin
    Neo WITHOUT pain killer in it !!!!!!!!!!
    Extra soaking could never hurt , as long as he does not get stressed.
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