Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
How long ago was the regurgitation?
August 6th. It was a mostly digested mouse, and it was just after he'd had a massive poop. He went right back on food 2 weeks later, and had been mostly regular afterwards. Every now and then he'd refuse food for a week, but never for really long. Like I said, he's a bit fussy.

Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
Antibiotics are always hard on a reptiles' internal metabolism. Particularly the gastrointestinal tract and the kidneys. Some (antibiotics) are more prone to affect these systems than others. Usually it's beneficial to make sure the reptile is on L.B.A. (lactobacillus acidophilus) while on antibiotics to replace the "good" bacteria of the g.i. tract that get killed off by the medicine. Dehydration is also a consideration thus the kidneys. Fluids also need to be given. Overall inappetance is a side effect of antibiotic treatment. All of these play into the reptiles' condition.
I'd planned on giving him a bath with shed ease to get his stuck shed off, that would help with hydration, but should I specifically ask my vet for that too? She doesn't have space to see me til Monday.

Thanks guys, this helped my worry a little less over his not eating. Now it's just the concern about his mouth. ):