Thanks so much, sent you a pm, I'm in it!
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Thanks so much, sent you a pm, I'm in it!
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1.2.2 Agalychnis calidryas - Felix Felicis, Wall-E,Eva, Mike & Sull
0.0.2 Canis lupus familiaris (Italian greyhounds) - Zaffira & Aurora
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Sorry to hear about your frog and your temporarily absent vet
One of my Hyla versicolor had a prolapse over a year ago, I found some great info at Frank Indiviglio's blog: Amphibian and Reptile Emergencies Read the comments as well. There's handy info contained in them, especially about a lengthy fast during the recovery phase which I hope you will get into. Definitely no food for the foreseeable future, even if it decides to go back in on it's own.
I had some luck with the sugar bath approach to dehydrate the exposed tissue, and I was fortunate to be able to gently nudge it back in with a q-tip lubed up with K-Y jelly
http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frogs/...-prolapse.html A vet would be ideal, but if you have no option at the moment this may be an option to consider.
Best of luck.
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