Adopting a Blind Pacman

[Ted]

No one has answered you so,I will..I,guess you take care of him just like one that can see,except with more patience and dedication.maybe keep holding the food closer.i don't see a reason why a blind frog can't live a nice,long life,so more power to you....

[cjbage]

tong feeding will probably be best, take the appropriate sized insect/worm/food piece hold it in tongs and carefully put it near the frogs mouth, you may need to rub its lips or across its feet to get a bite response but with patience and practice it should learn to eat from them. dont forget to read the care article located here on the forum. good luck to you

[DVirginiana]

Depending on the level of sight loss you may have to do a couple of assist feeds before it realizes that tongs pressing a worm to its lips means food (by all means, try normal tong-feeding first, just saying that you may have to go a bit further than that if it doesn't work). Frogs rely heavily on sight to eat, so it may take awhile to wire new feeding behaviors into their brains.

I have a garter snake that went blind in his old age. He had to re-learn how to eat initially, but he's been doing fine for several years now with no sight.

[GrifTheGreat]

I agree with DVirginiana.