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i purchased a barking tree frog at the reptile show this past weekend... the first frog that i picked up had a sore on his nose, so i traded him in for a different one, this one i think looked pretty healthy. i was very particular to not buy WC frogs... these guys were imported... well... now the little guy has a bloody sore on each of the undersides of his front two feet.... i was just wondering if theres anything i can do. thanks in advance
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5.2 Fowlers Toads (Biggums, Randy, Shane, Mooky, Bella)
1.0.2 Fire Bellied Toads (Damon, Angelina, Scarlett)
0.1 Upland Chorus Frog
2.1 Spring Peepers
0.2 African Dwarf Frogs (Memry, Kei)
0.0.2 Southern Cricket Frogs
0.0.5 SC Tadpoles
1.0 Blue Parakeet (Remy)

I use small dabs of neosporin on my herps wounds. Also, be sure to put him in a sterile enviornment at least until he heals. Open wounds are prone to secondary infections, which could be fatal if not treated properly. House him in a simple enclosure with paper towel substrate, a shallow water dish and some things to climb on/hide in. Be sure to use small amounts of the neosporin and keep his enclosure extra clean. Btw, very few people breed barking frogs, and I dont know what the vendor means when he says the frog is imported, (the frogs are native to southern US. The vendor sounds shady to me), so I would think that your frog is indeed WC. Be sure to quarantine him for a while after he heals if you want to keep him with any other frogs. WC's still make good pets, but they usually require a little more attention and care, as they stress easily and usually carry internal parasites. Good Luck