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Hi Everyone!

I have a leo who is 2 and she is poorly. I took her to the vets 3 days ago and they said she had a chest infection. She has drops.

She also has not opened her eyes for 10 days and has not eaten anything. I keep batheing them but its not helping.

She has become very thin as seems quite lifeless.

Any body out there can help????? :(

Trex
 
heres a few tips

I have brought several leos back from malnourishment. Try getting mealworms and and forcing his mouth open without injuring him, then load the mealworm with calcium powder and stick it n his mouth and make sure she eats it. Then get a small syringe and put water n it and let him drink a little but dont squirt it down his windpipe. Do this about twice a day until he feels better. It worked for me and maybe will work for u. Good luck!
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