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Was reading this:
http://rescue.neaq.org/2012/12/25-alive-special-turtle-patient.html
about the treatment of a Kemp's Ridley sea turtle with pneumonia.
"This form of treatment vaporizes the medications (we use an antibiotic as well as an anti-fungal) so that they will have direct contact with the patient's lungs as he inhales. The better contact time to the actual infected tissue was our hope in order to provide this turtle with a better prognosis. "
I'm wondering if this would work for tortoises, especially as IMs are always a pain, especially for smaller torts. Anyone have any thoughts or have heard of this being done?
http://rescue.neaq.org/2012/12/25-alive-special-turtle-patient.html
about the treatment of a Kemp's Ridley sea turtle with pneumonia.
"This form of treatment vaporizes the medications (we use an antibiotic as well as an anti-fungal) so that they will have direct contact with the patient's lungs as he inhales. The better contact time to the actual infected tissue was our hope in order to provide this turtle with a better prognosis. "
I'm wondering if this would work for tortoises, especially as IMs are always a pain, especially for smaller torts. Anyone have any thoughts or have heard of this being done?