Re: Bleeding Eye Socket, Swollen Back Legs & Bum, Red tail and toe

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Re: Bleeding Eye Socket, Swollen Back Legs & Bum, Red tail and toe

Please help! My axie is exactly the same and I'm afraid! I'm going to salt bath her, then fridge her. I'll post a pic...

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This is how her eye looked two weeks ago:

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Re: Bleeding Eye Socket, Swollen Back Legs & Bum, Red tail and toe

I moved this to its own thread as the other was so old.

I think a trip to a vet is required for this, this is not something you can treat your self. In the mean time keep in cool, clean dechlorinated water, I wouldn't salt bath this animal. Offer earthworm daily.
 
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