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My Bearded dragon has tail rot?

Jrod24

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Any help like if I should bring to vet , or What can be done to stop it. Not sure how she got it she was caged by herself no tail nips and overnight it rotted. Already about 1/2in has fallen off. And does not look to be getting better, using betadine on it. Also anyone know of a vet in the bay area where I could bring her too....thanks
 

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I don't have experience with betadine, I've tried neosporin abd goldenseal with success. Also administer reptaid http://www.reptaid.com/ as per the instructions and make sure the temperatures on the high side of the proper range. If there's not a change an amputation done at the vet would insure the infection doesn't progress into a serious problem. Apple cider can be applied topically and mixed in the drinking water occasionally to strengthen the immune system and fight infections. If you do get the tail amputated it would still be a good idea to treat this way to ward of what may have caused this.
 
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