Treating Parasite's

[reps4life]

Thanks for the info, how do you recommend to keep her hydrated shes not exactly the most tame gecko so I think soaks are out of the question shes very fast. Would putting drops on her mouth be the best option do you think? I have never seen her drink directly from her dish like my leos.

I know what you mean, I have had some stubborn geckos. My main boy now has water phobia. Yes putting drops on her mouth and hoping she licks enough. You can spray water on her insects right before feeding too. They seem to like licking the water when it's pouring down so spraying some on the glass or a fake plant can help.

 

[UnicornSpirit]

So it's not even worth it to spend the money, IMO...if something is found, they won't be able to treat it...save your money until you find someone who is qualified.

If that were to happen, couldn't the test results be faxed to another vet office if need be?

 

[JordanAng420]

If that were to happen, couldn't the test results be faxed to another vet office if need be?

Sure, but certain veterinary laws (US) require the veterinarian to actually do an exam on the patient before prescribing medication.

Example: One must actually give a rabies vaccine to actually sign the rabies certificate.

Same concept.