Help!!

[Deac77]

Ok I jut woke up and Rex had escaped from his tank in his escape he would have taken a pretty long fall I found him and hes freezing I am giving him a warm soak right now and he's kinda perked up but what is scaring me most is his belly and legs are kinda red could be have gotten red leg from my carpet??? I just checked him last night and there was no signs of anything bad!!! Help please I'm freaking out!

[KingCam]

Hopefully your frog didn't suffer any internal inuries, if it did a vet is your only option.

The redness could be from smacking the ground, from rubbing around on the dry rough carpet, or from some kind of chemical exposure.

I would give him a couple of vitamin/honey baths just to relax him and help boost his immune system.

Use lukewarm bottled spring water. If you have to use tap water make sure you condition it to remove the chlorine & chloramine. Pour 10 fl.oz. in a dish, add 1 fl.oz. of **unflavored** Pedialyte, 3 drops of organic raw honey (regular honey will work if this isn't an option, but raw honey is always best), and a scoop of Fluker's Repta-Boost. Mix the bath well, then let your frog soak in it for 20-30 minutes. Ideally the water level will come right up to your frog's mouth, but not over its nose. A weak frog can drown in deep water. Reglardless of how deep the water is, you'll water to supervise the bath to make sure nothing goes wrong. It's a good idea to spoon some of the bath over your frog two or three times during the soak.

Raw honey is a natural and safe anti-bacterial, anti-viral, & anti-fungal substance. The lukewarm water & honey bath will also help an impacted (constipated) frog go to the bathroom. The Pedialyte & Repta-Boost will help replish your frog's electrolyte, vitamin, and mineral levels.

[GrifTheGreat]

Hopefully your frog didn't suffer any internal inuries, if it did a vet is your only option.

The redness could be from smacking the ground, from rubbing around on the dry rough carpet, or from some kind of chemical exposure.

I would give him a couple of vitamin/honey baths just to relax him and help boost his immune system.

Use lukewarm bottled spring water. If you have to use tap water make sure you condition it to remove the chlorine & chloramine. Pour 10 fl.oz. in a dish, add 1 fl.oz. of **unflavored** Pedialyte, 3 drops of organic raw honey (regular honey will work if this isn't an option, but raw honey is always best), and a scoop of Fluker's Repta-Boost. Mix the bath well, then let your frog soak in it for 20-30 minutes. Ideally the water level will come right up to your frog's mouth, but not over its nose. A weak frog can drown in deep water. Reglardless of how deep the water is, you'll water to supervise the bath to make sure nothing goes wrong. It's a good idea to spoon some of the bath over your frog two or three times during the soak.

Raw honey is a natural and safe anti-bacterial, anti-viral, & anti-fungal substance. The lukewarm water & honey bath will also help an impacted (constipated) frog go to the bathroom. The Pedialyte & Repta-Boost will help replish your frog's electrolyte, vitamin, and mineral levels.

Good memory Cam

To also add to this advice; As the bath cools you'll want to have a fresh De-chlorinated bath ready of just plain De-chlorinated warm water to rinse the honey and Repta-Aid(Repta-Boost) off him. Cam has given spot on advice.

[KingCam]

Good memory Cam

To also add to this advice; As the bath cools you'll want to have a fresh De-chlorinated bath ready of just plain De-chlorinated warm water to rinse the honey and Repta-Aid(Repta-Boost) off him. Cam has given spot on advice.

Thanks I'll remember to mention the rinse bath next time. I'm still trying to get all of this information memorized, haha

[GrifTheGreat]

Ok I jut woke up and Rex had escaped from his tank in his escape he would have taken a pretty long fall I found him and hes freezing I am giving him a warm soak right now and he's kinda perked up but what is scaring me most is his belly and legs are kinda red could be have gotten red leg from my carpet??? I just checked him last night and there was no signs of anything bad!!! Help please I'm freaking out!

The undersides of their legs and belly are extremely sensitive. The carpet could have irritated the skin and or anything in the carpet like the vacuum powders and so on. Also the impact on the floor could have burst some tiny blood vessels. Keep a very close eye on him and if needs be take him to a vet. Are his legs ok? Any sign of a break it swelling?

[Deac77]

Thank you both he seems fine a little shell shocked and he's had 2 warm baths just to raise his temp the first thing I went for was the pedialyte and the honey and I'm out of both I knew that would be the advice but I needed to hear it again it one thing for me to recommend it to other people on here but when it's my baby in freaking out I'm off tho the store here's avoid of his legs

[GrifTheGreat]

Thank you both he seems fine a little shell shocked and he's had 2 warm baths just to raise his temp the first thing I went for was the pedialyte and the honey and I'm out of both I knew that would be the advice but I needed to hear it again it one thing for me to recommend it to other people on here but when it's my baby in freaking out I'm off tho the store here's avoid of his legs

Doesn't look bad, but just incase I would be sure to keep a very close eye on him just incase their is an injury that may be unseen.

[Deac77]

Yea thanks both I'd you so much I've been freaking since I got up a hour ago!! Luckily I had the reptiboost

[GRABibus]

You could try 1 or 2 baths of bethadine melt in water.
Be careful taht this doesn't get in contact with the eyes => Could irritate.

[Deac77]

Just a update for y'all rex is doing great and ate today

[GrifTheGreat]

Just a update for y'all rex is doing great and ate today

Awesome!! Glad to hear it.

[Deac77]

Thanks Grif again you and Cham are awesome

[GrifTheGreat]

Thanks Grif again you and Cham are awesome

You're welcome.