Hi there,
My female leopard gecko, Karma, has not eaten in about two months now. She's taken a meal worm or two about twice, but other than that she has not eaten. I took her to the vet in late January/early February and they said she had pinworms and provided me with medication. I thought this could be a possibility because her poop did not look healthy. I do not believe the medication helped at all because her poop has not changed much and she still has not eaten. About half way through the the two months, my other definite female, Nova, also quit eating. Because both of them have not been drastically losing weight, (Karma weighed about 75 g before the incident. Her tail and neck have slimmed some but otherwise she is a healthy weight. Nova has not changed at all.) could this possibly be brumation or even ovulation? Should I take them both back to the vet? Thanks!
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My female leopard gecko, Karma, has not eaten in about two months now. She's taken a meal worm or two about twice, but other than that she has not eaten. I took her to the vet in late January/early February and they said she had pinworms and provided me with medication. I thought this could be a possibility because her poop did not look healthy. I do not believe the medication helped at all because her poop has not changed much and she still has not eaten. About half way through the the two months, my other definite female, Nova, also quit eating. Because both of them have not been drastically losing weight, (Karma weighed about 75 g before the incident. Her tail and neck have slimmed some but otherwise she is a healthy weight. Nova has not changed at all.) could this possibly be brumation or even ovulation? Should I take them both back to the vet? Thanks!
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