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RE: Baby GTF is bloated... help!

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Posted by: KEdwards at Sun Jan 6 12:28:38 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by KEdwards ]  
   

No bruising. No impaction, he is passing his food normally. He has both front feet on the glass, presumably to take the weight off his belly. I can see through his skin...if there was bleeding I'd see it. I'm actually bringing a snake to the vet for an x-ray tuesday maybe I'll bring the frog. He's so tiny, about 3/4 of a dime, I dont like moving him.

   

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