Constipation Treatments

[Amphibious]

It is. As I heard it he was a great veterinarian and a real nice guy. I have not yet, but I'm gonna run up to the pet store tomorrow. With the fact that my frog isn't malnourished, is there any-worry of vitamin overload with the Repta-Aid?

[GrifTheGreat]

It is. As I heard it he was a great veterinarian and a real nice guy. I have not yet, but I'm gonna run up to the pet store tomorrow. With the fact that my frog isn't malnourished, is there any-worry of vitamin overload with the Repta-Aid?

Possibly not. I have not had any issues with vitamin overload. Trust me my chubby Grif is no where near malnurished. It would be like giving him a multivitamin dose. You can use less than directed by the dosage/weight guide. It is worth a try. If you are worried about the overload problem you can skip a couple doses of your normal dustings. The Repta-Aid contains fiber among other vitamines and minerals. The only other thing is Laxatives, but with out a vet to give proper dosage I wouldn't recomend it. I really hope he passes the impaction.

[Amphibious]

Exactly. I wouldn't want to risk poisoning. Thank you very much, I do too. And thanks for all the help; I feel like all my thread titles might as well be "GrifTheGreat! I have a question!"

[GrifTheGreat]

No problem! I'm always glad to help if I can.

[Amphibious]

The other night she was out of her hole, looking around for food it seemed. I let her totally gorge herself. Then she hunkered down for a day or so. When I woke up this morning she had a new hole and there was a little surprise in the old one.
Guess things are alright!

[GrifTheGreat]

The other night she was out of her hole, looking around for food it seemed. I let her totally gorge herself. Then she hunkered down for a day or so. When I woke up this morning she had a new hole and there was a little surprise in the old one.
Guess things are alright!

If she pooped all is well. I would still keep a close eye on her for a couple days.

I'm glad she's ok