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RE: Should I euthanize my sulcata hatchling?

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Posted by: tripletoes at Mon Jan 26 19:34:20 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tripletoes ]  
   

some hatchlings just dont ever really catch on anybody that has bread torts. has seen a few....If you think that he is truly a gonner and he is just going to suffer than putting him under might be the best thing for him...it is not anything enjoyable for an animal lover to do but it at some point has to be in the best intrest of the animal. what i have done with sickly or diseased animals that wont respond to antibiotic or nobody knows what is wrong with them is put them in the freezer for the most humane way to let them pass.



   

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