Re: Bladder Stones

Posted by EJ on April 28, 2001 at 00:49:45:

In Reply to: Bladder Stones posted by DHogan78 on April 28, 2001 at 00:37:40:

For a leopard to get bladder stones it would have to be severly dehydrated. Not likely. Either way there is no way you can tell outwardly if there are bladder stones. Sonigram or xray is the way to go.
Ed

: Could someone please tell me the symptoms and treatment for bladder stones, specifically in a leopard tortoise? Thanks.

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• Maybe it was kept in a fishtank...just a thought? n/p Marissa 04/28/01 (4)
  • Nah, that couldn't be it... EJ 04/28/01 (3)
    • Re: Nah, that couldn't be it... DHogan78 04/29/01 (2)
      • Re: Nah, that couldn't be it... Terry 04/29/01 (0)
      • Re: Nah, that couldn't be it... EJ 04/29/01 (0)

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