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benjamin
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Maybe some of you remember how a year ago I had a caudo with an injured jaw and had some difficulty getting baytril for it. Just to remind you, or inform you, of what happened here's a summary: First I had to endure the thick, minging secretary a the vet's who logged my caudo into their database as a common lizard named newt. This led to me talking to two vets, both of whom constantly, but "accidentally", kept on to referring to him as a lizard and flipping through some veteranary seventies text book with a page long chapter (and half of that page was a picture) on Amphibians, which primarily focused on cane toads and recommended fish antibiotics which I have heard preached against on this forum, such as malachite green. They eventually giving me the liquid form of baytril rather then the cream form because "it wasn't avaliable" or, perhaps they didn't want to deal with it. I guess they were satisfied with the £30 they milked out of me with the two vet appointments.
Well now it's almost a year since, and his lower jaw has fully healed, and it's only minimally deformed, in fact the only real remnant of his injury is the little fold in his skin running from the nostril to his mouth. Here he is. I would like to thank everybody on the site who helped me with this incident. Here's a picture of him.
Hopefully one day I'll get him a mate.
Well now it's almost a year since, and his lower jaw has fully healed, and it's only minimally deformed, in fact the only real remnant of his injury is the little fold in his skin running from the nostril to his mouth. Here he is. I would like to thank everybody on the site who helped me with this incident. Here's a picture of him.
Hopefully one day I'll get him a mate.
thank you!