Reptiles Medication

We pride ourselves in providing the very best self administration reptile meds available. Our medications
allow you to easily improve your pets health and well being, with antibiotics and preventative aid products that save you time and money.
These products have been tested and used for a decade by an independent research group with amazing results! And now for the first time ever, UNI-REP is releasing life saving medications for your reptiles. Our Goal at UNI-REP is to make a safer and healthier reptile community for everyone. Long live reptiles!
All medications come with an oral syringe and dosing information. You can contact us by email at mashawreptiles@gmail.com for more info.

Our line of products:
UNI-REP Rehydrating Powder/Probiotic-$19.99 for 10 capsules.

Uses: This is to treat dehydration and can be given after a round of antibiotics or when diarrhea occurs, to keep good bacteria in. This can also be used as a daily preventative aid.


Symptoms of dehydration: Dehydration is a symptom - not a disease. If your pet is dehydrated then it is likely the result of either poor husbandry - lack of water, lack of fresh water, low humidity levels, temperatures within the enclosure that are too high..; diet - offering improper food items to some reptiles may affect the function of their internal organs, for example feeding animal protein to iguanas can cause kidney failure, which in turn can cause dehydration; various diseases, infections, and gastrointestinal disorders may result in dehydration as well To cure the animal, the underlying cause of the dehydration must be discovered. A dehydrated reptile may have sunken eyes, dry, and wrinkled skin. A good way of checking to see if your reptile is dehydrated is to gently pinch its skin between your fingers. If the skin rolls back into place almost immediately then the reptile is likely well hydrated. In a dehydrated animal the skin may stay in a pinched or tented position.

If the behavior or even the color of your pet changes in any way, or if the animal eats less, or stops eating all together, please remember to watch for signs of dehydration, and other sure signs that something is wrong with your pet. When you do note behavioral changes, check that the temperature in the enclosure is at the proper levels, and that all other aspects of the reptile's husbandry are correct. Preventing dehydration in reptiles may be as simple as good husbandry techniques.

Note: It is very beneficial to administer a probiotic along with any anti-parasitic medication. Probiotics are essential for replacing any good gut flora that is killed off by the usage of antibiotics.

UNI-REP Anti-Parasite- $29.99 for 10 capsules.

Uses: This is used to treat internal parasites in reptiles. Intestinal parasites can be a serious problem for all pet reptiles. Captive-bred reptiles, in particular, become parasitized through contact with other reptiles or contaminated objects and environments, or by eating infected food items. Reptile parasites reproduce rapidly and can cause devastating illness and quickly spread throughout an entire collection.
Effective agianst the following parasites

Tapeworms and flukes, also protozoan parasites such as amoebae, coccidia, and cryptosporidia organisms. Also effective against lesser known flagellates, ciliates and parasites of the bloodstream (e.g. plasmodium sp. and haemosporina)

Symptoms:

· Poor appetite
· Weight loss
· Vomiting or regurgitation
· Abnormal appearing stools
· Diarrhea

Note: It is very beneficial to administer a probiotic along with any antparasitic medication. Probiotics are essential for replacing any good gut flora that is killed off by the usage of anti-parasitic medication.

UNI-REP Antibiotic-$59.99 for 10 capsules.

Uses: This is a broad spectrum antibiotic used for the treatment of most illnesses that reptiles can get, internal or external. This medication is to be used at early onset of illness. The more progressed the illness is, the chance of the antibiotic working can be less effective. Although, there are some diseases that can only be treated by a Veterinarian, usually by means of euthanasia.

Causes: All reptiles are susceptible to diseases due to bacterial infections. These diseases can be primary or secondary infections.

Prevention: The best way to prevent bacterial diseases in your reptiles is to provide proper nutrition, hygiene, and a clean environment for your reptile.

Note: It is very beneficial to administer a probiotic after any antibiotic medication, as antibiotics attack both good and bad bacteria. Probiotics are essential for replacing any good gut flora that is killed off by the use of antibiotics.