Question: Melafix

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The question just crossed my mind.Does melafix help newts heal? Like it does fish. If so is it used differently?

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Melafix is toxic to amphibians in large doses, and it doesn't do anything to assist in healing.

The best treatment for injured salamanders is to keep them cold, clean, and well-fed.
 
If you are talking about a flesh wound silvadene, neosporin and the salt baths are the only things I have heard of...
 
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