someone mentioned yesterday that they thought a baby leo had MBD after looking at it's picture...could someone tell me what syptoms would be visible without viewing behavior? Thanks 
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itsazoo
Nov 12, 2004 02:50 PM
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SpikeNsquirt
Nov 12, 2004 03:22 PM
Well one thing you will probably see (we had two born with MBD because the mother didn't eat enough calcium) is it might look like they are walking on their elbows. Feet might be turned in. These are just a couple of things that we seen in ours. They have been getting plenty of calcium and seem to be alot better.
