keep us posted leachie. Like don said they could just be from jumping and bumping against thing. The only one that concerns me is the one on the nose. It looks like a scratch and you should contact Dr Frye.
Hope everything goes well for you![]()
keep us posted leachie. Like don said they could just be from jumping and bumping against thing. The only one that concerns me is the one on the nose. It looks like a scratch and you should contact Dr Frye.
Hope everything goes well for you![]()
I got this reply from Dr Frye:
"That appears to be a mild or early case of bacterial or fungal dermatitis. I would recommend treating the frog with Baytril drops and SIlversulfadiazene."
It feels good to at least know what it is! I will do as he recommended and hope that my frog gets well.
Do any of you know if this can go away by itself? I wouldn't take the risk but it would be good to know anyway.
Good to know it can be treated.
As for can it go away? Well, you can take your chances but i wouldn't recommend it. I frog is a living thing just like you and me.
Like he said, its the early stages and it wouldn't require much treatment and therefore not much money needed to be spend.
Let us know what happens to your little baby!![]()
I understand completely. My parents would think the same
Good luck buddy!
The spots have started to dissapear by themselves! I have an appointment at the vet tomorrow morning since the medicines need prescription, but since the spots have become so few and unnoticeable I'm not sure if I shall proceed. What do you guys think?
I saw this post and noticed that my frogs had spots also and sometimes they had more anda hour later they would have less. I took them to the vet here in Oklahoma and he told me that it was natural. They were called stress spots and they would ome and go depending on if and how stressed the frogs were. I was wondering if anyone on here had heard of stress spots?
can dr frye not supply you with the medication? i am pretty sure itd be much cheaper just to have him mail the medication to you then to go to a vet.
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