not so good

I'm sure you folks remember the little neglected leo i took in, well i had to get her put to sleep yesterday. The poor wee thing was deterioting at an alarming rate so i thought it was better for her if ended her miserable existance
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...7/henry009.jpg
First night i got her

http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...7/gecko010.jpg
Six weeks into her rehab and it was shortly after this pic was taken that she became very poorly

She looks so much improved, she's barely recognizable. I'm so sorry she took a turn for the worse. Did they say why she deteriorated so quickly?

With no parasites found in her stool sample and not showing any signs of any common known illness, the vet and a friend i know with years of experience with reptiles put it down to wastings disease. The bad thing about this is that its untreatable and results in the gecko dying a slow death

How terrible. :hug:

/big hugs for your loss...=(

Sorry to hear about your loss. You tried your best and thats all you can do

Aww, at least she had a good last time of her life. Kudos to you for helping her.
Wolfy

Darn it and she loooked like she was getting so much better! How said for you and awful for her. I think you did right by her in ending her suffering quickly though. Sometimes that's all we can do and at least she knew safety, comfort and human kindness in the last weeks of her life. :grouphug:

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Originally Posted by fergie

With no parasites found in her stool sample and not showing any signs of any common known illness, the vet and a friend i know with years of experience with reptiles put it down to wastings disease. The bad thing about this is that its untreatable and results in the gecko dying a slow death

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How odd. I'm sorry for your loss :(