I posted this as well in the other thread.
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...84#post1945084
Why didn't the vet x-ray the animals?? Technically a visual examination isn't an acceptable method to diagnose "MBD". For example in a number of reptiles aberrant thermal fluctuations in the egg result in deformations that could be visually mistaken for "MBD" but on x-ray that option is clearly ruled out.
Why didn't the vet provide a treatment program for the animals? You do realize that an unfit for sale letter isn't valid for reptiles, right? It is only valid with respect to a dog or a cat. see
https://www.animallaw.info/statute/n...ection-act#s93
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:“Animal” means a cat or dog.
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I'm surprised that your vet would be willing to put their name on a certificate for an animal that is not covered by that law, they should have known that this was not an acceptable letter by the definition of the law ...
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