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lzrdldy530
at Thu Dec 9 13:06:15 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lzrdldy530 ]
I know that I thought the same thing at the time, but the chewed tail pad was not a deep laceration, but a surface wound, and that is what the vet told me to do. I did keep applying the neosporin, and the tail healed but the pad was of course destroyed. I had a female who suffered a bite (kind of a hole) on her head from her mate, and I kept that moist with neosporin also, and it actually healed faster (even without a scab) than I'd expected, so I can't explain that, either.
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Terri
4:8:7 crested geckos: Popcorn, Goldfish, Harley, Bear, Big Red, Olive, Smudge, Blackie, Belle, Brilliant, Tina, Brick, Toni(y), Kermit, ChiliPepper, Spot, WildFire, WildTiger & Randy(i)
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to scab or not to scab - lzrdldy530, Thu Dec 9 13:06:15 2004