What is red leg syndrome, and what should make you call the vet at once?

Bacterial septicaemia caused by Aeromonas and similar organisms, triggered by environmental stress or poor water quality; it is a classic disease of amphibians. You will see reddening of the skin on the hind limbs and abdomen, and lethargy. The direction of management is antibiotics, which require a prescription, and this is an emergency. This row belongs to the group in the source chapter that needs prompt attention; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian case by case, and this text gives no drug names or doses.

What causes chytridiomycosis and what matters most in preventing it?

Fungal infection with Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, a devastating disease for wild amphibian populations. You will see abnormal skin shedding, lethargy and abnormal posture. Prevention rests on quarantining new animals and avoiding mixing them with wild-caught animals. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.

What causes metabolic bone disease (MBD) and what matters most in preventing it?

Calcium deficiency and lack of vitamin D3 (UVB requirements vary by species). You will see softening of the bones and abnormal movement. Prevention rests on balanced calcium and vitamin supplementation. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.

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What is red leg syndrome, and what should make you call the vet at once?: Bacterial septicaemia caused by *Aeromonas* and similar organisms, triggered by environmental stress or poor water quality; it is a classic disease of amphibians. You will see reddening of the skin on the hind limbs and abdomen, and lethargy. The direction of management is antibiotics, which require a prescription, and this is an emergency. This row belongs to the group in the source chapter that needs prompt attention; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian case by case, and this text gives no drug names or doses.
What causes chytridiomycosis and what matters most in preventing it?: Fungal infection with *Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis*, a devastating disease for wild amphibian populations. You will see abnormal skin shedding, lethargy and abnormal posture. Prevention rests on quarantining new animals and avoiding mixing them with wild-caught animals. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.
What causes metabolic bone disease (MBD) and what matters most in preventing it?: Calcium deficiency and lack of vitamin D3 (UVB requirements vary by species). You will see softening of the bones and abnormal movement. Prevention rests on balanced calcium and vitamin supplementation. The treatment direction must be assessed by a veterinarian case by case; this text gives no drug names or doses.

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