Mickykayla
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Hi. I had a 2 year old gecko who stopped eating a few months ago. After a few trips to the vets, lots of tests (and lots of money later!) The vet diagnosed her with Fatty Liver Disease. She was opened up and the vet found that the liver was white and not in a good condition at all. I was told that at the stage it was as there is very little chance she would recover, I could have her back and syringe feed her for a while and see, but the chances are it would make no difference (I had already been doing this with medication with no change) So it was decided to have her put down so she didn't suffer any more.
She was fed on a diet of gut loaded locust and meal worms with the occasional wax worm treats. She was around 50 grams. I have 3 other females on the same diet who are in perfect health.
I asked the vet if there was anything I did wrong and he said 'sometimes it just happens', but does anyone know of anything I could have done to cause this? If so I want to learn from it and make sure I don't do the same thing with my other leos.
Thanks,
She was an amazing gecko, I couldn't have asked for a friendlier one Here is a pic of her.
She was fed on a diet of gut loaded locust and meal worms with the occasional wax worm treats. She was around 50 grams. I have 3 other females on the same diet who are in perfect health.
I asked the vet if there was anything I did wrong and he said 'sometimes it just happens', but does anyone know of anything I could have done to cause this? If so I want to learn from it and make sure I don't do the same thing with my other leos.
Thanks,
She was an amazing gecko, I couldn't have asked for a friendlier one Here is a pic of her.
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