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    IDK how up to date this website is but Herp Vet Connection

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    6720 Lone Oak Blvd.
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    Tel: (239) 297-6519
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    # RM - I have had great success with Dr. Kordon and Dr. Ruedi. They have treated many species of reptiles and exotic mammals at my store and have always exhibited professionalism and fairness. (02/25/03)
    # HVC Note: above comments while at Exotic Animal Clinic (Fort Myers) (11/14/07)
    # LF - She now practices in Naples, small animals only. (09/18/07)

    Animalife Veterinary Center
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    # LM - They have helped me when my ball python had a respiratory infection and with my MBD iguana. (12/30/07)

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    Quote Originally Posted by S13 View Post
    I dont know how up to date this website is but Herp Vet Connection

    Naples
    Anja G. Kordon, DVM
    6720 Lone Oak Blvd.
    Naples, Florida 34109
    Tel: (239) 297-6519
    [Website]
    Comments:
    # RM - I have had great success with Dr. Kordon and Dr. Ruedi. They have treated many species of reptiles and exotic mammals at my store and have always exhibited professionalism and fairness. (02/25/03)
    # HVC Note: above comments while at Exotic Animal Clinic (Fort Myers) (11/14/07)
    # LF - She now practices in Naples, small animals only. (09/18/07)

    Animalife Veterinary Center
    2171 Pine Ridge Road, Suite B
    Naples, FL 34109
    Tel: (239) 513-1777
    [Website]
    Comments:
    # LM - They have helped me when my ball python had a respiratory infection and with my MBD iguana. (12/30/07)

    S13,
    Thank you helping Missi,
    I was searching and searching. You are faster than I am.
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    Quote Originally Posted by S13 View Post
    IDK how up to date this website is but Herp Vet Connection

    Naples
    Anja G. Kordon, DVM
    6720 Lone Oak Blvd.
    Naples, Florida 34109
    Tel: (239) 297-6519
    [Website]
    Comments:
    # RM - I have had great success with Dr. Kordon and Dr. Ruedi. They have treated many species of reptiles and exotic mammals at my store and have always exhibited professionalism and fairness. (02/25/03)
    # HVC Note: above comments while at Exotic Animal Clinic (Fort Myers) (11/14/07)
    # LF - She now practices in Naples, small animals only. (09/18/07)

    Animalife Veterinary Center
    2171 Pine Ridge Road, Suite B
    Naples, FL 34109
    Tel: (239) 513-1777
    [Website]
    Comments:
    # LM - They have helped me when my ball python had a respiratory infection and with my MBD iguana. (12/30/07)
    Thanks! I'll try the first one. The second one, Animalife, I took my gecko to & they couldn't find out what was wrong with her. They did a fecal exam & wormed her. She was wasting away (which is why I took her in) & ended up dying after all. They do a great job with my dogs though!!

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    Glad I could help. Hopefully your new frog pulls through.

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    Default Re: How can I treat my very ill tiger-legged monkey tree frog? *graphic pics*

    First off you should never house frogs with lizards or even different species of frog wiith one another. That is a huge no. To help stop infection until you take him to the vet i put some neosporine on the wounds. Make sure its Original Neosporine without painkiller. The painkiller wil kill your frog. try the Neosporine to keep it fom getting worse until then.

    I hope he recovers.


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    Default Re: How can I treat my very ill tiger-legged monkey tree frog? *graphic pics*

    Yes, those injuries need to be treated quickly. You can use a small amount of NEOSPORIN with NO pain killer on the open wound areas but make sure the NEOSPORIN has NO pain killer in it. That is NO pain killer.

    Hope the vet can provide some help and needed care.

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    Default Re: How can I treat my very ill tiger-legged monkey tree frog? *graphic pics*

    You probably (and hopefully) figured this out, but adding a frog to an enclosure already housing one of the most territorial pet lizards there is, is just bad... And quite ignorant.
    I do hope the veterinarian can help save the frog, and that he gets to live in a proper home from now on.
    Best of luck.

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    I know it was VERY ignorant & I DID know better -- BUT -- my knight anole grew up with a red-eyed tree frog in his viv which he NEVER EVER harasses so I thought it might be okay to add the tiger legged as well. Again, VERY DUMB on my part & now the tiger legged is paying for my stupidity & my heart is paying as well because I did this to him & he is suffering, totally breaks my heart & I want to try to make it right.

    Thanks for the tips on Neosporin! I do not use Neosporin but bacatracin which has no numbing med in it so it should be okay to use on the little fella. I did know not to use numbing ointment on the frog because that is what they suggest to use to kill wild Cuban tree frogs that are invasive in my area. They are the only frogs I see on my house, no more native tree frogs because they eat them, as I'm sure you all know! I do really appreciate all tips though, please keep them coming! I'll keep you guys posted on what is going on. Going to call the vet today. Hope they can get me in!!

    If I can't get in to the vet, I have a parrot breeder friend who keeps Baytril if any of her baby birds get an infection. How would I administer it to my little guy?
    Last edited by Missi; January 24th, 2012 at 05:33 AM. Reason: typo!

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    Default Re: How can I treat my very ill tiger-legged monkey tree frog? *graphic pics*

    Quote Originally Posted by Missi View Post
    I know it was VERY ignorant & I DID know better -- BUT -- my knight anole grew up with a red-eyed tree frog in his viv which he NEVER EVER harasses so I thought it might be okay to add the tiger legged as well. Again, VERY DUMB on my part & now the tiger legged is paying for my stupidity & my heart is paying as well because I did this to him & he is suffering, totally breaks my heart & I want to try to make it right.

    Thanks for the tips on Neosporin! I do not use Neosporin but bacatracin which has no numbing med in it so it should be okay to use on the little fella. I did know not to use numbing ointment on the frog because that is what they suggest to use to kill wild Cuban tree frogs that are invasive in my area. They are the only frogs I see on my house, no more native tree frogs because they eat them, as I'm sure you all know! I do really appreciate all tips though, please keep them coming! I'll keep you guys posted on what is going on. Going to call the vet today. Hope they can get me in!!

    If I can't get in to the vet, I have a parrot breeder friend who keeps Baytril if any of her baby birds get an infection. How would I administer it to my little guy?

    OMG ! Please tell me , that, you do not do this !!!!

    " I did know not to use numbing ointment on the frog because that is what they suggest to use to kill wild Cuban tree frogs that are invasive in my area. They are the only frogs I see on my house, no more native tree frogs because they eat them, as I'm sure you all know!"

    I sincerely hope all goes well for your injured frog !
    Lynn
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    Dendrobates auratus “Costa Rican Green Black"
    Dendrobates auratus "Pena Blanca"
    Dendrobates tinctorius “New River”
    Dendrobates tinctorius "Green Sipaliwini"
    Dendrobates tinctorius “Powder Blue"
    Dendrobates tinctorius "French Guiana Dwarf Cobalt"

    Phyllobates terribilis “Mint”
    Phyllobates terribilis "Orange"
    Phyllobates bicolor "Uraba"

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    Oophaga pumilio "Bastimentos"
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    Default Re: How can I treat my very ill tiger-legged monkey tree frog? *graphic pics*

    ENROFLOXACIN (BAYTRIL) Put 8 drops in 125ml Tepid water. Put a lid on the bowl and make sure the frogs’ head stays above the water. Duration: 15 min. each day for 6 days

    Note that the mixture depends on size of frog and I don't have anything to state how much for what weight. I would cut the mixture to 6 drops per 125ml water.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flybyferns View Post
    OMG ! Please tell me , that, you do not do this !!!!

    " I did know not to use numbing ointment on the frog because that is what they suggest to use to kill wild Cuban tree frogs that are invasive in my area. They are the only frogs I see on my house, no more native tree frogs because they eat them, as I'm sure you all know!"

    I sincerely hope all goes well for your injured frog !
    Lynn
    HECK NO! I feel bad killing even a spider!!! Biologists suggest it, though. See here: The Cuban Treefrog in Florida

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