Quote Originally Posted by greenbee View Post
Thank you for your input. Unfortunately I do not have an exotic vet with in a 100 mile radius of me (I had to consult a doctor from another state to get the meds I have now). So sadly it looks like I am going to have to euthanize him.... I wish there was more that I could do for him... ...
There is a treatment for them that you can do, but you need to get the meds again. Its called Cisapride and is used to get their bowels working to help pass a blockage. I recently had a Albino Ceratophrys with an impaction and she passed it with the help of this medication. The problem is that when they're impacted feeding makes it worse. Rept-Aid(Repta-Boost) mostly gets completley absorbed so no excess waste is left behind so good on you there, but tje bloating is bad. An impaction can cause an infection and Baytril will kill Gram Negative bacteria and most odinary bacteria, but at a cost. Baytil can cause Muscle Nechrosis which is bad.

If you still want to try and save him see if you can get the Cisapride and administer it orally. The treatment is by weight so you need to know the frog's weight. If you feel it's too late then I would euthanize him. At least you tried and have done everything you could.