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  1. May 17th, 2014 #1
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    I found a grey tree frog run over by a car! he has a rectum prolapse and a bad cut on his leg. he is bleeding and has been since last night. any suggestions??????
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    Hello and welcome to FF! I'm very sorry for the frog's bad luck . From description sounds like there is serious internal damage beyond our measures in here. Only option would be to have a herp veterinary take and x-ray to determine what is the damage. This should help find one locally: Arav and Herp Vet Connection. Good luck !
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frogsaver View Post
    I found a grey tree frog run over by a car! he has a rectum prolapse and a bad cut on his leg. he is bleeding and has been since last night. any suggestions??????
    Hi,
    Your are wonderful to stop and take the time to try to help him
    I'm sorry you had to find him that way, poor baby.

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    Hello and welcome to frog forum! I am sorry that you found a frog in this condition. I would take the advice of Carlos and get x-rays done. You can try to gently wrap the bleeding spot with a clean cloth to try to slow down bleeding. Keep us updated!
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