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calcium deficiency- signs bended arms/ legs (cure give them calcium suppliment such as powder, or sprinkle dust on their crickets. ALSO make sure that the pet store sells gut loaded cricket!!!!!!!!!!) over feeding- signs overly lazy (don't move even at night) Tip- the have no eyelids so be careful of eyes, don't over expose them to light or have them in direct sun light -note- the are easy to tame and clean and make good 1st reptile pets!
What else can I help you with?
Are rabbits prone to any diseases?
Yes, plenty
What genetic defects it the Sphynx cat breed prone to?
One genetic defect the Sphynx is prone to is skin diseases.
What percent puppies get diseases?
Depends on the breed. Some are very prone to diseases, others are all but immune.
Are leopard geckos dangerous to kid 12 years old?
no they are not poisonous and are docile but just make sure the gecko inst sick leopard geckos can carry salmonella and other diseases.
What diseases are snap dragons prone to and how do you prevent them?
Snapdragons or Antirrhinum are prone to rust. This is why although they are perennial plants they are usually grown as annuals.
What types of insects do leopard geckos eat, and specifically, do leopard geckos eat cockroaches?
Leopard geckos primarily eat insects like crickets, mealworms, and waxworms. They can also eat cockroaches, but it's important to ensure they are not toxic or carrying diseases before feeding them to the gecko.
What kind of diseases do pet rats get?
They are very prone To Lung Disease and respiratory Infections
Is the Belgian Sheepdog prone to heart diseases?
No, Belgian Sheepdogs tend to be very healthy.
What are the common diseases that golden retrievers are prone to?
Golden retrievers are prone to common diseases such as hip dysplasia, cancer, heart disease, and skin allergies. Regular veterinary check-ups and proper care can help manage these health issues.
Are diabetics more prone to complications from Swine flu?
Yes. They are more prone to problems with all infectious diseases. See the related question below for information on why that is.
Why is the cheetah's life span shorter in the wild?
It is more prone to diseases, hunting, and starvation in the wilderness.
What diseases of anceient times are still treated today?
Two diseases that I can think of right away are malaria and leprosy. Dysentery and other water born diseases are still active in areas prone to flooding.
