MY NILES PRIVATE AREA IS HANGING OUT AND IS A BLUISH COLOR.
WHAT DO I DO? I CANT FIND A VET IN MY AREA WITH KNOWLEDGE OF HERPS
LONG ISLAND NY 11968
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PLEASE HELP ME WITH MY NILE
ziggythenile
Sep 14, 2004 10:54 PM
Replies (7)
cdanstan
Sep 15, 2004 07:09 AM
give him a hand job , it'll go down.
ziggythenile
Sep 15, 2004 07:23 AM
wow what a loser you are. grow the fu*k up. can anyone help me here? i dont know what to do...his health seems to be declining
cdanstan
Sep 15, 2004 07:39 AM
(his health seems to be declining) now thats a killer boner!!!
JPsShadow
Sep 15, 2004 10:43 AM
Try putting him in a tub of water to soak. Make sure he can hold his head out of the water if needed. Use warm water and then call a vet.
There has to be a vet someplace around you that can look at him. As for the cause of a prolapse it could be alot of things but typicaly it is hydration or parasitic.
Maybe someone from your area can chime in and give you a vets name to go see. I think a few on here live up your way.
TJG
Sep 15, 2004 11:22 AM
I remeber when these forums were useful and good place to exchange ideas. Whatever, I seached Google and saw this list of Vets. Your Monitor's issue could be a prolapse, at any rate it needs to be examined by a professional. Good luck..
Recommended by herp keepers. ... Eileen Rowan Bayville Animal Clinic Long Island 516-628 ... Edward Spindel Vet Surgery Center 8282 Willett Pkwy Baldwinsville 13027 315 ...
www.anapsid.org/vets/newyork.html
pgross8245
Sep 15, 2004 11:35 AM
Bob (Odatriad) lives around Long Island, perhaps he has a suggestion for you. With the tree monitors he owns I'm certain he would not go to any vet that he does not feel is qualified. Good luck, I hope your nile makes a complete recovery.
Pam
civa
Sep 15, 2004 11:33 AM
I know prolapses are common in green tree pythons...maybe post on their site www.chondroweb.com in the forum section. They may have some "home remedies" that you can apply to a monitor as well. Try not to stress him out any extra and get to a vet asap. I know of 2 in jersey I don't know if that it to far of a drive on in Woodbridge and one in Plainfield both are good with herps.
Best of luck
Doug
