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Thanks for ALL Buttons' TLC! He's continuing to grow just like he should.

Buttons IS doing well growing!

I hope his foot gets better too.

IF you posted recently on this thread, I can't see it.

Butttons ~ Can you see test message #2? I just replied to today's PM. I also received a PM yesterday, but have not replied to that one.

TESTING . . . . . .

Hopefully BOTH our difficulties accessing this thread will be resolved soon.

The main reason I suggested crickets full-time right now is that Buttons won't eat Pangea independently. I thought that might be less stressful for Buttons.

Your method mixing Pangea sounds...

Since I posted, I can now view your message from 1:29 PM this afternoon.

For whatever reason, this thread seems ''stuck" and won't advance to the next message. This has happened before on Geckos...

When you dust Buttons' crickets have you been adding D3 calcium to a tall container, swirling the crickets in the powder, & then bouncing the crickets against the bottom of the dusting container?...

What would you or your vet think about feeding Buttons primarily well-gutloaded and dusted crickets at this time, since Buttons prefers them over Pangea with Insects? According to this research...

No problems at all. I understand how much you love Buttons. :cheer:
:idea: You've done far more than some crestie keepers do for similarly aged geckos. :banana:

Which enclosure is he in now? Just...

I really appreciate that you've shared ALL this information to this thread! This vet is truly a jewel! We can all learn from her kindness and thoroughness. Silver Sulfadiazine (SSD) 1% cream is...

From your link I noticed that your vet's daughter now practices veterinary medicine with her dad!

This is the first I've heard that you're also getting a tokay!

Best wishes for Buttons...

Check to see whether the vet you've found is on this international vet list from ARAV:


https://arav.org/


PS:
I don't know how current this list is.

What exact products have been recommended to you for Buttons' leg problem?

Buttons may need a prescription antibiotic cream.