I keep seeing my toads stool being kinda "mushy" if it makes any sense. I just saw a pile of a white-ish brownish goop, has alot of little black dots. It kinda worries me. Any suggestion? My toads stool ussually is solid.
You know what Deku. Can you take a photo of this poop cos it sounds like frog eggs to me.
Itll have to be by phone. SO since Iam on nintendo wii. I can take it. But id have to send it to someones email from my phone. Because apparently the wii operates on a search engine called "opera" kinda bad i know. But also I noticed her poop before was liquidy. It was brown and it stank of a dump. xD so I know that certainly was a dump.
If anyone could make a fake e-mail (i can understand no one wanting to give their email to a stranger). Then I can send it to that said email from my phone to the said email and then the person could post it? D: Again Iam on wii. I cant really upload pics on here.
Also if this helps, she goes into the dish alot and stay t here for hours on end. If shes breeding, I kinda want to breed her. I wonder if I can cross breed a cane toad? Like hmmmm breed it with an american toad. Or a sonoran toad or something. I mean once I had my african clawed frog*Rip* trying to mate with a bullfrog(Was doing water changes).
I also noticed petstore animals tend to get sick easily. Like I got my turtle from a breeder it never got sick not once. But when I got it a partner from a petstore down on pa. The other turtle was sick and I took it to the vet. It was in bad shape.
anywho Iam just worried about her.
ITs gross looking. xD but thats the goop. btw. my parents wanted me to take me anywhere I want this weekend. I wanted to do something frog related. Like Idk if theres another expo this weekend. Or something of the sort.
Ummm, No, definitely not eggs. What are you feeding your Toad?
You should take her to the vet along with a feces sample.
I am guessing its a GI parasite problem.
Do they know how to use a microscope and do they know the differences between protozoans and worms? And if so, which drug to use on which parasite? If the answer is no, then they need to go back to vet school.
http://www.reptileveterinarians.com/0/New-Jersey/
http://www.herpvetconnection.com/newjersey.shtml
http://www.arav.org/ECOMARAV/TIMSSNE..._MDResults.cfm
No, there is metronidazole for protozoans and fenbendazole for worms, but there is no drug that I am aware of that kills both.
The protocol my vet uses is treat for prototozoa first, wait about a week then treat for worms. It's not a good idea to hit the frog with both drugs at the same time. It's just too much for their systems to handle all at once.
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