Poor frog!

[LetsSayWellRounded]

Thank you so much! I actually misidentified the frog in my panic, it’s a female Northern Green Frog (I’ve named her Aomaris). I asked around at some vets nearby and no one would help, so I decided to let her sit for a few days. This morning I checked and she actually has feeling in the broken foot. I’m at school right now, but I’m about an hour and a half I can get some pictures up. I’m keeping her in a small area of a Kritter Keeper with paper towels on the bottom right now. I’m going to get crickets and feeding tongs over the weekend- do you think I need anything else? After she heals I’ll probably upgrade her to a 10 or 20 gal long.

[BossFrog]

You’re probably going to need some sort of vitamin supplement for her, I’d also suggest getting mealworms/wax worms as treats. Sounds like you’re doing a great job so far tho! I’m glad she’s still alive. About how big is she?

[LetsSayWellRounded]

Sounds good! She’s about the size of a computer mouse, if I remember correctly. I have been trying to keep the handling down to a minimum, just to keep her and her skin healthy. When I take the pictures though I can measure her. So far the only times I have touched her were to check her leg when I mist her (with dechlorinated water, of course).

[BossFrog]

Awesome!

[LetsSayWellRounded]

These are the pictures I have of her- so a little smaller than I originally said. Her leg was looking better today, and today was the first day she didn’t drag her leg. You can still see where the bone was having an issue, but her foot and lower leg isn’t twisting anymore. It was really quick, so I’m hoping within a week she will be totally healed??

[BossFrog]

That doesn’t look bad at all, looks like you’re doing a great job housing her! She’s a cutie. Make sure to watch for any sign of infection, fungus or swelling.

[LetsSayWellRounded]

Sounds good! Thank you so much!!!