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Fellow Sulcata owners:
I have a 14-Month old Sulcata that I've been keeping for 7 months. About 2 months ago, I was careless enough to leave him/her unattended in the court yard of my apartment building for a few minutes, and it turned out that my poor Sulcata was bitten by one of my neighbor's dogs...
It appeared that a tiny hole on the top of the Sulcata's shell was the only wound left on his body (Thanks God the dog didn't hold my Sulcata in his mouth for long), as shown on the photos attached.
My Sulcata did not have any unusual activities since the accident. And actually, he has always been very active and in good appetite.
However, the accident and injury have always been a "shadow" in my heart and I would really love to have it cured/heeled if all possible.
I'm a first-time Sulcata owner and didn't find out this forum until a few days ago.
If anyone here could advise me on how serious an injury like this is considered, and where and how will I be able to have it cured, I'd very much appreciate it!!!
Thanks.
Yihuan Zhang
I have a 14-Month old Sulcata that I've been keeping for 7 months. About 2 months ago, I was careless enough to leave him/her unattended in the court yard of my apartment building for a few minutes, and it turned out that my poor Sulcata was bitten by one of my neighbor's dogs...
It appeared that a tiny hole on the top of the Sulcata's shell was the only wound left on his body (Thanks God the dog didn't hold my Sulcata in his mouth for long), as shown on the photos attached.
My Sulcata did not have any unusual activities since the accident. And actually, he has always been very active and in good appetite.
However, the accident and injury have always been a "shadow" in my heart and I would really love to have it cured/heeled if all possible.
I'm a first-time Sulcata owner and didn't find out this forum until a few days ago.
If anyone here could advise me on how serious an injury like this is considered, and where and how will I be able to have it cured, I'd very much appreciate it!!!
Thanks.
Yihuan Zhang
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