Yellow dropping with poop
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This is also where you can have some FUN while sharing the enjoyment you get from your blueys!
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lucasrusinak
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Yellow dropping with poop
I got my second blue tongue skink off of a kid on craigslist. The bts was from captive bred excellence and is 2 years old this coming summer, same as my toothless. Just before I watched the new one poo to see if I saw his hemis (I didnt, have a guess that its female) and out with its poo came urine, a urate and a yellow dropping that looks like more of a solid than a liquid, but definitely slimy. I will try to get a decent picture to put up, but does anyone have any idea what this might be?
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Susann
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Re: Yellow dropping with poop
It would be very hard for anyone to know what it might be without knowing what she's been eating and doing. I'd just make sure her temps are good and feed her only dog food for at least the next few weeks until you regularly see what's coming out of her. I bet her poops will solidify and normalize as she settles in to her new home and regular healthy meals.
Nothing wrong with getting a fecal done by a vet to make sure she doesn't need to be treated for parasites, that might help set your mind at ease.
Nothing wrong with getting a fecal done by a vet to make sure she doesn't need to be treated for parasites, that might help set your mind at ease.
Breeder and keeper of Meraukes from 2010 to 2022.
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