
Reason for Stranding
Patient History
4.3 lb non-FP juvenile green
Update: 6/1
– Current weight – 4.9 lbs
– Receiving medication, debridement and cold laser therapy every 3 days
– Moderate wounds are healing well and turtle is eating very well. Fecal positive for Caryopsora, will start on oral medication
Patient Injuries
severe plastron abrasions, flipper abrasions, foreign material sticking out of cloaca, able to successfully remove, small amount of tar-like substance on carapace
Patient Treatments
Ways to help Raptor's Recovery
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