Can you take leopard geckos to the vet?
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Can you take leopard geckos to the vet?
Because some health conditions are common with your pet, a routine exam every six to twelve months is a good idea for your little gecko.
How much does leopard geckos cost?
Leopard geckos have a wide price range. You can easily buy one for as little as $15, or as much as $3,000. However, the price of a pet leopard gecko is typically $30 to $75. If you are buying from a local pet store, PetSmart or Petco you should not be paying more than $50.
What sickness can leopard geckos have?
Poor husbandry, poor diet, viral infections, bacterial infections, parasitic infections, sand or moss obstruction, kidney disease, and tumors are common causes of weight loss in leopard geckos. However, cryptosporidiosis is the most common reason a leopard gecko loses weight.
What are signs of an unhealthy leopard gecko?
Clinical signs include stuck sheds, anorexia, lethargy, reluctance to move, misshapen limbs, soft mandible and maxillae, kyphoscoliosis and inability to raise their body off the ground.
Can leopard geckos go to the vet?
Because some health conditions are common with your pet, a routine exam every six to twelve months is a good idea for your little gecko.
How do I bring my leopard gecko to the vet?
Just make sure you keep the gecko out of the sun, and out of the A/C in the car. You can also put a water bottle with hot water wrapped in a wash cloth to keep the gecko warm near the box or container, whichever you use. First thing, your vet is going to want to give her a shot of vitamin A, or another vitamin.