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    Quote Originally Posted by Tana Luna View Post
    Hello all, I'm a noob so sorry if I post in the wrong place ^_^

    I have just found a frog out on the pavement, on his back, scuffed nose and a missing eye.
    I think a bird must have had a peck, I currently have him in a tub with a bit of rain water and a couple of worms incase he is hungry.
    There is alot of blood but he seems surprisingly active.
    Can anyone give advice on how to treat him?

    Thanks
    Hi Tana,

    You should try to find a sympathetic vet who can have a look at the frog and assess him/her properly - that would be by far his best chance.

    I don't know the vets around Bournemouth myself but if you try your local vets they should know someone who may be willing to see and treat the frog.

    Hope you can get him/her sorted out.

    Bruce.

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