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Hi I'm new to this site so don't know my way around so hope this gets to the right place :oops:
One of my baby tortoise has started blowing bubbles through its nose, it is eating ok, although I feel it is a little lethargic I suspect (runny nose syndome) I have a vet appointment this afternoon, but I am not too confident that they are geared up to the problem I tend to know more about tortoises than they do :???: any suggestions as to treatment please (baby spur 12months old ) thanks |
I would suggest you get your vet to phone a tortoise vet to help with advice.
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And vitimin jabs do nothing for RNS, which is something most non tort vets suggest.
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thanks Sandy
Thanks for reply, yes I know about the vets favouring vitamins as a cure all :roll: unfortunatly we have noboby in the know here ! it's normally me they all come to. my problem is I have not come accross rns in such a young tortoise and am wary of the vets dose rate for baytril at this young age, plus am at a loss as to how this one should have got it in the first place all the the other hatchlings are ok :???:
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terry |
hi, my baby hatchling of two weeks got rns, its weighed 20g and the vet could work it out, it was something like 0.0.1. ml it the was first mark on the injection
so i wouldnt worry to much about the vet working out the amount, my vet isnt a tort vet either how did you get on with the appointment, have you separate the tort from the others ?? |
Thanks
Hi, Thanks to everyone for replying to my question on RNS, we got on well at the vets, I have some good old Baytril ! Baby in my hospital unit and still eating like a hunter, It's typical Pip was very lively at the vets (like tooth ache) goes when you visit the dentist :!::wink: but Im taking no chances Pip is in CARE for a while !!
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