Did this vet do any kind of tests at all? Any blood work, any x-rays, anything at all? Did he do any kind of exam at all or did he just take your word for it that she may be constipated?Does she stay in the house all the time? Loose or in a cage? Any other pets around? Any chance she could have hurt herself playing or chasing around? Or been hurt by someone else or another pet? Was she acting the same way as respects her back legs before you took her in? Have you tried to locate a vet who specializes in exotics; things like parrots, snakes, iguanas, etc.?
Edited by Skydanzer on June 9 2006 at 5:52pm
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