Impactions and obstructions are seen when the intestines get blocked. Leopard geckos are often affected by sand impactions. Introduction to intestinal impactions and obstructions of Leopard geckos An intestinal impaction is where the intestines get filled up. This prevents food from passing, ultimately leading to intestinal obstruction (or a blockage). It results in pain, inability … Read More
Fluid treatment, also known as fluid therapy or fluid resuscitation, is crucial for dehydrated Leopard geckos. This medical practice involves replacing lost body fluids to stabilize the gecko’s health. Key factors in fluid treatment include the timing, type, and quantity of fluid administered, as well as the chosen route of administration. When applied properly, fluid … Read More
Although uncommon, bite wounds and injuries might be seen in Leopard geckos from time to time. These are the most common reasons and types of for bite wounds in Leopard geckos. Bite injuries in Leopard geckos are commonly seen as tail wounds (or the entire tail falling off), neck wounds, leg and toe wounds, eye … Read More