This form is set up to help with the identification and possible cure to an ailing frog. It is initailly set up for White's tree frogs, but I will offer assitance to any type of frog whenever possible. Please remember that I am not a vet, and all the information that I give is from books and Internet support, and is not as accurate as that of a qualified veterinarian. Under most situations, your best action for a sick frog is to see a vet, but I am here to offer a bit of support to those who do not have a access to such treatment.
Under most situations, your best action for a sick frog is to see a vet, but I am here to offer a bit of support to those who do not have a access to such treatment.
Type of Frog: White's tree frog White Lipped tree frog Red eyed tree frog Fire Bellied toad Mexican staring frog of Southern Sri Lonka Other
Age of frog (if known): How long has the frog been in current environment?
Please Enter your name: Please Enter your frog's name:
Description of ailment:
Environment: Flooring: Moss Bark Gravel Dirt Paper Water Mix None Unknown Temperature(min to max in Farenheit): Humidity: high medium low unknown Living space: 5-10 gallon 10-20 gallon 20-30 gallon 30+ gallon Lighting: Full spectrum Partial spectrum Incandesent Natural Mixed unknown Types (if any) of artificial foiliage: Plastic Rubber Cardbord/treated wood/paper other Is there any live folliage presant?: Yes No unknown Types of foods offered: Crickets Mealworms Wild caught Mice Mix None of the above Types (if any) of vitamin suppliments added to food: Is the frog handled frequently? Yes No On Occasion unknown Are there any other types of animals/reptiles in the vecinity of the ailing frog? Yes No unknown Is the ailing frog exposed to any possible irritants?
-smoke? -household cleaners? -any form of chemicals? -cleaners, etc..
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