How to Diagnose Vitamin A Deficiency in Reptiles

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Check your reptile's eyes for swelling.. Examine the conjunctiva.. Determine if the eyes are clear or cloudy.

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Check your reptile's eyes for swelling.

Step 1

Check your reptile's eyes for swelling.

2

Examine the conjunctiva.

Step 2

Examine the conjunctiva.

3

Determine if the eyes are clear or cloudy.

Step 3

Determine if the eyes are clear or cloudy.

4

Look at your reptile's tear ducts.

Step 4

Look at your reptile's tear ducts.

5

Examine your reptile's mouth.

Step 5

Examine your reptile's mouth.

6

Look at your reptile's skin.

Step 6

Look at your reptile's skin.

7

Examine your reptile's nose.

Step 7

Examine your reptile's nose.

8

Watch your reptile breathe.

Step 8

Watch your reptile breathe.

9

Weigh your reptile.

Step 9

Weigh your reptile.

10

Take your reptile to your vet.

Step 10

Take your reptile to your vet.

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Provide a thorough history of your reptile.

Step 11

Provide a thorough history of your reptile.

12

Allow your vet to examine your reptile.

Step 12

Allow your vet to examine your reptile.

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