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Posted by PHFaust on September 30, 2002 at 10:45:22:
In Reply to: PHFaust and others posted by Linda G on September 30, 2002 at 09:14:55:
So you have had her a little over a week now? I would get her into vet for check up anyhow. See if they can a vitamin booster. If you wait til later tonight I can get the name of the shot that they often use to induce eatting. For the life of me i cant remember it. Talk to the vet first about giving it and see what he feels about it. Also try offering the same stuff every day. Try to remember what they offered at humane society and duplicate it. Offer treat foods like strawberries, melons, iceberg lettuce from your hand.
On average it takes about 2 weeks to settle into a new home. During this time it is important to keep things on a schedule. Get the iguana used to thing being done at a certain time.
Cindy
:I have had my Ig since Friday and she hasn't went to the
:bathroom at all. Also, other than a couple of bites she has
:not eaten anything. I have tried lots of different stuff and
:the most she ate was a Daylilly flower. She was very brown
:when I got her but I can see some green and a aqua color
:especially around her head and neck. I am concerned about her
:not eating as she is so thin already. Shouldn't she go
:to the bathroom soon? I have raised her basking light to
:about 95 degrees to see if maybe she wasn't warm enough. As
:you can tell I am very concerned as she is my first and I
:don't want to goof up. Please, please tell me if this is
:normal? What should I do? I am going to have a stool samle
:checked as soon as she goes as she has never been checked.
