Bobo's Mama
12-08-2005, 10:22 AM
This isn't really a question, I just want to pout about Bobo's regurge. I feel so guilty. He's always been such a good eater and has never had any feeding problems before. He's generally not picky about anything. He'll eat anything, anywhere.
I woke up this morning and went to check on him and there it was in his water bowl. It didn't smell, but I think that's because it hadn't dried up obviously. It looked like it was just the skin of the lower portion of his rat. I could see the legs and tail and from there on up it was just skin.
I fed him a large f/t rat pinky on Sunday, in a seperate container, dusted with supplements, and also with cuts in the back. He's on aspen, with three hides and a water dish in a 10 gallon. The heat is 82 on the warm side and 73 on the warm side.
I just can't stop thinking about how much I HATE puking, and to imagine my poor little Bobo having to go through that, I feel horrible.
I do think I know what caused it. I had him out last night and handled him quite a bit. But the weird thing is, I usually do handle him 2 days after he eats and have never had a problem before. He didn't have a lump anymore and had already had a big poop.
I know about the 10-day rule, and I'm thinking about ordering some Nutri-bac. Anybody want to share their first-time regurge stories, feel free.
I woke up this morning and went to check on him and there it was in his water bowl. It didn't smell, but I think that's because it hadn't dried up obviously. It looked like it was just the skin of the lower portion of his rat. I could see the legs and tail and from there on up it was just skin.
I fed him a large f/t rat pinky on Sunday, in a seperate container, dusted with supplements, and also with cuts in the back. He's on aspen, with three hides and a water dish in a 10 gallon. The heat is 82 on the warm side and 73 on the warm side.
I just can't stop thinking about how much I HATE puking, and to imagine my poor little Bobo having to go through that, I feel horrible.
I do think I know what caused it. I had him out last night and handled him quite a bit. But the weird thing is, I usually do handle him 2 days after he eats and have never had a problem before. He didn't have a lump anymore and had already had a big poop.
I know about the 10-day rule, and I'm thinking about ordering some Nutri-bac. Anybody want to share their first-time regurge stories, feel free.