Sore/raw feet?

[Dog Shrink]

Well just remember if he was neglected before you got him he has to replace what was lost befoer he can progress. He's not losing ground, but not gaining that you can see, it'snot a bad thing. Sometimes it is hard for us to see the growth because sometimes it can be so subtle since we see them every day. It's not like a herp like a tegu or iguana that hs rapid growth cycles and huge mass. It's a lot more inobvious imo when it comes to our leos.

Just keep on giving him the proper nutrition and environment and he'll come around. You can't rush mother nature.

 

[Hannibal]

Just keep on giving him the proper nutrition and environment and he'll come around. You can't rush mother nature.

Agree! I know it's gotta be hard seeming him like this, but with your TLC he'll get back to health...will just take longer than what we would want.

 

[fl_orchidslave]

It's often slow going when rehabbing an animal. Every little bit of progress is still a step in the right direction, even if it's a baby step

 

[Adinar]

As frustrating as it is right now, just keep doing what you are doing. You can't stop them from pulling shed off before it's ready unfortunetally. From reading the whole thread all the way thru, it sounds like you're doing everything right. Just keep at it. Sending good vibes your way. :main_thumbsup:

 

[Metal_Gecko]

Well I appreciate all the good vibes and positive reinforcement everyone.
I'm doing my best to help the little guy out, and all I ask is that he meets me half way, which he seems to be doing(or trying at least).

Oddly enough, even though he's under weight, and missing all sorts of toes, I think he's become my favorite of the 4 I've got...

-Wes

 

[fl_orchidslave]

Wes, a special bond is formed when you rehab an animal you plan to keep. And you're his favorite human

 

[sausage]

Wes, a special bond is formed when you rehab an animal you plan to keep. And you're his favorite human

awwwwwwwwwwwwwww