Re: Vet cost

Posted by Samcin on November 22, 2001 at 14:39:07:

In Reply to: Vet cost posted by chris on November 22, 2001 at 10:53:51:

I figure about $100-$150 for blood work and office visit. Iguanas don't usually break bones unless they have Metabolic Bone Disorder. What is the diet? Does this iguana have UVB light (usually a florescent unless it is the new Active bulb)? Can this iguana get excercise?

Some vets may let you pay some of the cost in payments.

Please remember that one of the reasons the Humane Society uses to outlaw reptiles as pets is that people won't consult a veternarian. An animal in pain needs a professional.

• Samantha Iguana

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