Potential problem: impaction

[GrifTheGreat]

Honestly, it's potentially possible it was an oddball piece of bark. It was too fast to see it, and she didn't snap at it and try to spit it out.. She just swallowed and stopped... There wasn't a huge amount of it (dirt substrate + hydroball mix), but the pieces that were randomly in there were large enough to cause problems. It only takes one, though..

If she had to struggle to swallow it then it will most likely cause an impaction and damage her insides. She will need a Vet.

[DeltaElite121]

If she had to struggle to swallow it then it will most likely cause an impaction and damage her insides. She will need a Vet.

I did some lookups for vets in the area earlier today. What is the general course of action for impaction from a vet position? I'm assuming scans first, but what do they generally try doing before diving into surgical operations? It says they specialize in all animals including Reptiles, so I sure hope they work with frogs... otherwise I'm not in a good position.