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4 Post subject: SIGNS OF ILLNESS  PostPosted: Dec 13, 2003 - 10:06 PM
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Exclamation Exclamation Question Question MY DRAGON MAY BE SICK Question Question Exclamation Exclamation

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If you think your dragon is sick...get your dragon to a qualified reptile vet ASAP!

Reptiles hide illness very well as a survival technique. Therefore, when you notice that your dragon is ill, it may be VERY sick! Dragons go "downhill" rapidly, so you don't want to wait and see if things get better. Things will more than likely get worse! It's always better to be safe than sorry.

Some of the signs that your dragon is having problems that require a trip to the vet:

1. Stronger smelling or runny fecal material.

2. Nasal discharge

3. Sunken eyes

4. Lethargy

5. Loss of appetite

6. Weight loss

7. Wheezing or gasping

8. Twitching

9. Rubbing and scratching....could be mites

10. Odd looking patches on the skin

11. Bloated belly

12. Limb dragging

13. Stiffness

14. Blood anywhere

15. Tissue protruding from the vent

16. Dragon keeps flipping onto its back
 
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