Swollen feet

Alicebtoklas

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My gecko has swollen feet on one side. I think it began as a shedding problem, i came back from a trip and her feet had some stuck shed on it.

I gave her several warm soaks and removed the shed, but it’s been several days and her feet are still swollen.

she also hasn’t eaten in a week and a half

I plan on seeing a vet soon but wanted to get thoughts.

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About your leo:
- Sex: female
- Age & Weight: 4 years
- How long have you owned your leo: 4 years
- Where was he/she obtained (ex. Pet store, breeder, wild caught, friend) - breeder / trade show

A) Health/History
- How often do you handle your leo - infrequently / 1x every other week
- Is your leo acting any different today? If so how does he/she normally act which differs from now. - she hasn’t been eating and seems slightly lethargic
- Has he/she had any problems in the past, if so please describe. None
B) Fecals
- Describe (look any different than normal) - normal
- When was the last time he/she went - several days ago

Housing:
A) Enclosure
- Size
- Type (ex. glass tank) glass tank
- Type of substrate - paper towels
- Hides, how many, what kind - 3: warm, cold, moist
B) Heating
- Heat source - under tank heat mat and heat lamp
- Cage temps (hot side, cool side) - 85-92
- Method of regulating heat source - heat mat / lamp
- What are you using to measure your temps - temp gun / thermostat
- Do you have any lights (describe) no
C) Cage mates
- How many (males, females) 0
- Describe health, or previous problems

Describe Diet:
A) Typical diet
- What you're feeding (how often, how much) - giant mealworms, 2-3x a week, 3-4 at a time
- How are you feeding (hand fed, left in dish, ect) - left in dish
B) Supplements (describe how often)
- What vitamin/minerals are you using (list brands) - multivitamin and calcium
- What are you gut loading food with - fruits and vegetables
 

acpart

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I think a vet is a great idea! Some geckos get gout which is a lot more serious than it is for humans. I'm not sayin that's what it is, because I'm not a vet, but I think vet appointment is the best plan. If the vet doesn't say anything about gout, you might want to ask.

Aliza
 

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