Guy took a long look at each animal, and actually looked at the stool under the microscope and found nothing untoward
checked mouths, and entire body of each animal, and was quite pleased and surprized that we were only there for a checkup
Erowen had diarhea when we got back, but I think it was stress from being held so hard, and the trip in the car
he answered all my daughters questions, and seemed very pleased with her curiosity, and enthusiasm
he admitted he was not familiar with Mountain Dragons, but took me at my word that they did not have leg pores to determine gender
He agreed that she did not seem to need reptivite NEARLY as frequently as the first vet had said (The other vet said coat everything she eats in reptical one day, and reptivite the next)
she would be ODed so fast with the way she eats nightcrawlers ("oh make sure everything she eats is colored white, then you can get her to eat a quarter of a grape every few days in with her crickets" Not likely)
and he wrote out that they both looked GREAT, no overt problems, color was good, well hydrated, Erowen is in very early shed, and it came of easily, not like retained shed
Good visit, I like him a lot better than the first, and might even take the Parakeets to him if they need it
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Elizabeth (ecb)
Make this world a better and more beautiful place that You have been in it
*Edward W Bok*
