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savannah monitor
My savannah monitor has been bobbing/thrashing his head around along with dragging his back legs sometimes. What would be wrong and how to reverse it?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Veterinary exam is needed!!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I know very little about the behavior of these critters, but what you describe definitely warrants a trip to a veterinarian who specializes in exotics. The head bobbing could be a sign of discomfort or pain. Any pet that doesn't have full use of his limbs needs to be seen be a veterinarian ASAP in my opinion.
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