15-09-2010, 07:09 PM | #1 |
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Scale missing
Noticed a big scale missing from the Leo's leg, think this is recently lost/ripped is there any precaution to take like antiseptic bathing the area. Or a common thing.
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15-09-2010, 07:11 PM | #2 |
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Sorry should have mentioned right leg centre, looking at the pic.
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15-09-2010, 07:58 PM | #3 |
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Is it causing him any discomfort or distress, Paul??
I would bathe it with diluted betadine or something similar but to be honest, looking at the pic - that doesnt look like a big chunk or that its fresh. Do you agree?? I would say bathe it or dab it with something but it might not be causing any discomfort to him at all.... If you think about it, their front legs are where all the power comes from and probably pretty sturdy - considering where they originate from and their natural terrain. xxx (He looks positively po-faced...lol, but he is a beauty!! xx ) |
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Yeah grumpy face but nice temperment, looking again it could have been done awhile just have'nt noticed, slap hand. I will inspect and clean it tomorrow.
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I am a bit like that...
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its no problem , they often lose them some times when 2 males fight, they always seem to grow back
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[quote=red foot marg;409491]its no problem , they often lose them some times when 2 males fight, they always seem to grow back[/quote
wondering if it would grow back, Thanks.
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just a part of getting older I guess.They all get their own war wounds as time goes on!It doesn't look new or sore
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