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RE: new savannah monitor.. prolapse?

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Posted by: FR at Thu Oct 27 14:16:18 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

Hi Mary

According to a few vets I have talked to. Reptiles(varanids) do not process petroleum based antibiotics, so they are of no use. They recomended sulfa based antibiotics. If I remember correctly.

Letting a varanid take its course leaving the prolapse hanging out, is very dangerous.

I believe the proper proceedure is to clean, disinfect, reinsert, and hold in place. Its actually easy to do and somewhat silly, like using a bandaid to keep the prolapse in. Which as odd as it sounds works well.

Thanks


   

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