I just looked at your other posts and I'm in utter shock that a University Vet would be so ignorant as to try and force feed a gecko at all, especially one in that shape.



I assumed you got stuck with a normal vet that didn't really know what to do with a reptile.



Another common mistake many vets will make with leopards is giving injections to the tail (for future reference).



If you ever have any kind of a similar problem again with anorexia offer baby food watered down with pedialite. Sprinkle in a bit of calcium and vitamins and drop on the tip of the nose/corner of the mouth.



I still can't believe the vet tried to force feed that poor little thing. Jeez...
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• Final Vet Update: - lefty82, Fri Jul 28 11:47:54 2006
• RE: Final Vet Update: - lefty82, Fri Jul 28 13:31:50 2006
• RE: Final Vet Update: - Paradon, Fri Jul 28 13:37:39 2006
• RE: Final Vet Update: - LeosAnonymous, Fri Jul 28 13:40:40 2006
• Oh, things will be disinfected! (n.p.) - lefty82, Fri Jul 28 13:45:20 2006
• Wow... I Can't Believe - LeosAnonymous, Fri Jul 28 14:03:52 2006
• Especially Since It Ate on It's Own. n/p - LeosAnonymous, Fri Jul 28 14:05:45 2006
• Wow... - lefty82, Fri Jul 28 14:26:54 2006
• Vet supervised is ok... - sleepygecko, Fri Jul 28 19:41:40 2006
• I Disagree... - LeosAnonymous, Sun Jul 30 10:08:46 2006
• Still the right choice of vet - sleepygecko, Sun Jul 30 11:43:43 2006
• I agree with you there. - LeosAnonymous, Sun Jul 30 12:59:21 2006
• Thanks! - lefty82, Sun Jul 30 17:45:28 2006
• RE: Final Vet Update: - Ashbel, Fri Jul 28 23:56:37 2006