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    Re: Any ideas? Blisters/sores

    Quote Originally Posted by SDA View Post
    Looks viral or perhaps tumor but you need to for sure get a vet to get a biopsy or rule out disease cause or cancer.

    DO NOT treat that with antiseptic or any other liquid like betadine or hydrogen peroxide before having a vet diagnose this. Anything that can be cytotoxic (destroys cells) can cause more irritation or inflammation. Make an appointment monday and find out what it really is.

    For now remove all substrate, dry out the cage and put this animal on paper to keep it sanitary.
    She is on paper now and I did let her sit in warm water when I got her home for a few min while I got everything set up. I have not applied anything. And I will be calling them tomorrow to make an appointment. Luckily enough our local vet office has an exotics vet on staff. I just can't afford to make it an emergency appointment by bringing her in on the weekend. That doubles, if not more than doubles, the cost of the visit.

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