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Hi and happy New Years to anyone who sees my post! So I just noticed recently that my 11 year old beardie is showing signs of tail rot. Basically the end of her tail is black, wrinkly, stiff as a log and she has zero feeling in it. I’ve only had her since February of last year and I think she’s had it since than and it has slowly gotten worse from then. It’s not too bad it doesn’t cover more than an inch of her tail. I am calling the vet tomorrow and I’ll probably have an appointment with them for next week. I just want to ask a couple questions or hear from people who’ve had similar experience with tail rot.
1. Is there anything I can do in the meantime? She doesn’t look in pain at all and is exhibiting normal behaviour for an 11 year old beardie.
2. If the vet recommends amputation right away should I do it or ask for alternative solution? I ask this because I’ve heard a lot of other owners who’s beardies didn’t respond well to the sedation drugs.
3. what do you think is the best course of action so she will end up being ok after all this?
1. Is there anything I can do in the meantime? She doesn’t look in pain at all and is exhibiting normal behaviour for an 11 year old beardie.
2. If the vet recommends amputation right away should I do it or ask for alternative solution? I ask this because I’ve heard a lot of other owners who’s beardies didn’t respond well to the sedation drugs.
3. what do you think is the best course of action so she will end up being ok after all this?