Protozoa, but it's okay?

[elly]

Okay, so what should I look for? Do I need to take him back in for runny poop or does it need to be a more severe symptom?

[LilyPad]

I would take him back for runny poop, or at least call and let the vet know he's symptomatic again and you'd like to pursue a second round of treatment.

[Lija]

No, in general keeping for 4 weeks is not really needed.

what he as treated for initially?
if lots of protozoa present u would treat even if no symptoms are not there and especially if it is WC frog.

[LilyPad]

I didn't think 4 weeks of quarantine post treatment would be too long when the protozoa is still present. If it all came back clear, I'd say go for it, but I would think this guy is still at risk with the vet saying there was a lot.

[Lija]

what I meant was that you don't need to keep in qt after treatment is done and test come back ok. But in Elly case as i said I would opt for repeat treatment, depending on what was initial cause and current results.

[LilyPad]

what I meant was that you don't need to keep in qt after treatment is done and test come back ok. But in Elly case as i said I would opt for repeat treatment, depending on what was initial cause and current results.

Sorry, I see the "in general" that I didn't notice before. Sometimes I read to quickly and not carefully enough when at work.

[elly]

His poops have become solid...but I'm still wary of putting him in the permanent tank and possibly contaminating it. If he's showing no symptoms in a couple weeks should I have the vet treat him anyway?