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Beardie prolapse

  • 17-09-2017 7:16pm
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    Orion
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    My kids just rang me and described what seems to be a prolapse on our beardie. I've just looked at some sites and they explain how to fix it with sugar water and pushing it back in.

    Is this something I should attempt myself or go to a vet? If the latter does anyone know a reptile vet near Maynooth?


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  • #2
    Orion
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    So before I got home the kids soaked the beardie in warm water and cleaned his cage thoroughly. The prolapse seems to have gone back in. Is that normal? Anything I should watch our for?


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    CruelCoin
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    Orion wrote: »
    So before I got home the kids soaked the beardie in warm water and cleaned his cage thoroughly. The prolapse seems to have gone back in. Is that normal? Anything I should watch our for?

    I have no idea with reptiles, but i'd reckon your arsehole turning inside out is a definite call to go to the vet at the very least!


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