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  • 03-22-2006, 04:46 PM
    JLC
    Re: The many faces of sid (DU KILLER)
    Oh those are just AWEsome pictures! I LOVe the sleeping ones, especially the one where he's hanging on the side of the cage! :O Too funny!!


    How's the little sickly one doing??? Any luck getting him eating and treated?
  • 03-22-2006, 05:35 PM
    oxsherxo88
    So heres an update on my little sickly iggy. I started with offering food but she seemed to not be eating as much so i looked it up and did some force feeding. Not really forced though...lol....she was more then happy to drink the veggie juices ( I just ground up her regular meal into liquid) Since then she drinks right from the little bottle I have and in four days it seems like her color is much better, her front legs have started to move, and shes much more active! There is deff. an improvment. I am so happy that her front legs are starting to move again! So ill keep you guys updated.....


    5 days ago

    http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...88/Petz026.jpg

    Today

    http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...88/Petz064.jpg
  • 03-27-2006, 02:16 PM
    CTReptileRescue
    Re: The many faces of sid (DU KILLER)
    wow, great shots, it's so funny because I've seen many of those faces myself.
    We come across alott of iguanas (sadly) and at this point I have had to stop taking them in. Unless there is an actually abuse or cruelty case. The sad reality is you can either rescue reptiles or rescue iguanas. There is just too many of them for us to take in. We tend to specialize in large boids and varanids and believe me they need their space. But nothing like our spayed female iguana. Missy gets a whole room, well she at times has to share her space with little man Griffin.
    Oh, I meant to ask have you brought the little sicly guy into the vet? I haven't read any other posts so it's probably answered some where else. A great calcium supplement would go a long way with that little guy. And a shot of b12 would improve his appetite a great deal. Just some suggestions to see your vet about.
    Thanks
    Rusty
  • 03-29-2006, 02:54 AM
    recycling goddess
    Re: The many faces of sid (DU KILLER)
    great photos... and keep up the care with that rescue... it makes my heart sing when i read posts like that.
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