winterminute
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My leopard gecko started to slow down her eating a month or so back and in the last 2 weeks has stopped eating completely. In early June she weight 67oz and is now down to 61oz. Before that she was eating dubias twice a week. For 6mo prior, her feeding was super stable and consistent. I can't think of any changes we made in the last 2 months that would affect her. The only changes I can think of is summer time heat which has caused or air conditioning to be on more often. Her ambient cage temps haven't changed though. She's drinking water and her urates are white. She's about 4.5yo.
I can't see any physical issues with her. There are some minor behavioral changes, not sure if they are relevant: (1) she's more active and generally out of her hot hide a lot more and hanging out in the open parts of the cage. (2) she spends more time in her humid hide. Her sheds look to be normal and successful.
This week we switched back to mealworms in a hope to get her to eat but she shows no interest.
So, do I take her to a vet ASAP? Are there things I can check at home? I've read about impacted feces. Is that something common? Should I try the warm water bath?
I can't see any physical issues with her. There are some minor behavioral changes, not sure if they are relevant: (1) she's more active and generally out of her hot hide a lot more and hanging out in the open parts of the cage. (2) she spends more time in her humid hide. Her sheds look to be normal and successful.
This week we switched back to mealworms in a hope to get her to eat but she shows no interest.
So, do I take her to a vet ASAP? Are there things I can check at home? I've read about impacted feces. Is that something common? Should I try the warm water bath?
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