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So, as all of my topics from way back it's about feeding. I do know once they become adults they can tend to go down to 2 times a week feedings. Well, I'm in Florida, and when it gets the slightest cold outside she automatically goes in her cave and hibernates.
How long is too long in the winter to go without food? Even when she does come out when it warms up she may not eat to good, and yes I supplement with an all around vit and calcium. Even if she doesn't eat she always drinks. She looks wonderful as always. Nice color, bright alert eyes, no disease that I can see at all. She's just fussy and picky as always. The only difference recently is all she wants is out on the floor to go investigating anywhere she can. I thought of trying to feed out of the cage and see what happens. What do you all think?
May be a dumb question, but does the vet have a tool to get the fecal matter out, or do I need to take a specimen in? With her in brumation and not eating much, if anything, There is no fecal matter for me to take to the vet!
