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RogerTheTortoise

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Roger has had some bubbles coming from his nose the last week-ish, but I only noticed it when he was soaking, assuming it was water. However he just sneezed 3 times (which I've never heard him do before and it was ADORABLEEE!!!) anyways he had a few bubbles after. He's still just as active and eats more than ever. His hot spot is 101-105 and cool is 74-78.... What do y'all think?
 

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It may be an Upper Respiratory Infection. I would, to be on the safe side, get him to a vet in case he needs Baytril. Better to get it going then to wait and something bad happen. I wish you the best!
 

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That defiantly sounds like the symptoms of a Respiratory Infection. The problem might be humidity. My Red Foot once had swollen eyes and the bubbles. I did a little research and started spraying him down more frequently. The symptoms went away.

But if they don't please go to the vet.
 

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Bubbles only when in the water and temps are good, appetite is good.. I wouldnt worry too much.. watch closely...
be sure you have a vet lined up if you do need to go..
 

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Since it happened after soaking I would take a wait and see approach. For the moment just keep an eye on him and watch for further symptoms.
 

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Open mouth breathing, loss of appetite
 
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