Our frog hasn't been eating, then had odd tensing episode after bath

[Firebellyman]

So happy it ended up with you any other kid and the mom would throw it in the garbage and say it's at a farm ��Eye drops don't sound fun I hate them but who knows frogs love moisture right it may not eat for a while after eye drops out of stress if he dosent eat for too long ask a reptile vet about force feeding diets the horn worms are a good idea if you have access to them I sadly don't but they are bright and wriggle a lot two of the frogs favs right glad you have a great reptile vet near you good luck

[arlosoft]

Thank you. We have one exotic store in town that carries hornworms, but they're hard to come by this time of year because of our high temperatures. She's had a couple of them a month or two back, and she really seemed to love them, so we're definitely gonna keep an eye out and grab some again when their available.

(Hopefully) final update for this illness: JT's had a week of the reptisun now, and the tank is up to around 84-85 during the day. She's had her daily eyedrop for about 4 days, and we've given her one of the shots in the butt (ok, actually leg), which she took like a champ. Until today she had no interest in food. About 5 minutes ago, my fiance tried to give her a giant mealworm and she ate it. First thing she's eaten in nearly 2 weeks. (not superworm. It's not going to be a primary foodsource for her, but we know she likes them and we had some for our leopard geckos.) She's still trying to get JT to eat more, but at least she's eating again and isn't doing the tensing thing.

As for the eyedrops, you might be right, Firebellyman. It's been 4 of 5 days so far, and she's finally getting used to them. Pacman frogs often have an unamused expression, but she definitely wasn't amused that we were fiddling with her eye

Thanks all