Two weeks ago during lunch my wife (who works at a chain PetStore and was in uniform) ended up talking to the waitress about reptiles including our iguana Bud (waitress has 2 water dragons). Well, yesturday my wife was working and in walks the waitress asking about emergency care ideas for an iguana she actually found on the side of the road... Of course the reptile vet that we both go to is out of town till next week (she already made the appointment). I am working on getting a picture of it. It is definately malnurished and not in good health, not sure of age but from what I understand it looks sub adult - adult, not too young. Is there something we can tell her to do until the vet is back? She already has a cage, lighting, etc set up to take care of that aspect and it seems to be eating and drinking. I know with our beardie we have used Pedialite baths, does that work for iguanas too?
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Bryan, Atlanta GA
0-1-0 Rescued Ball Python - Athena (formerly Apep)
0-0-1 Rescued Bearded Dragon - Zeus
0-0-1 Rescued Non-Alpha Green Iguana - Bud
2-3-0 Rescued Rats... no wait... ROTTEN Little Cats - Ra, Vader, Bastet, Isis, Angel
1-0-0 Horse... whoops... BIG Golden Retriever - Jake
0-1-0 Wife
2-0-0 Kids
