Pogona Vitticeps

Cloacitis

Cloatitis is an inflammation of the cloaca and can have different causes.

Symptoms:

At bulge (prolapse) occurs dehydration (dehydration). the cloaca is swollen (solid) and very good by blood (sometimes dark red/purple colored).

Cause:

Causes may include; cloaca-calcification, dehydration of the cloaca during the laying or ill-considered use of crossed or e.g. a metal probe at the sexes.

Treatment:

When treatment should be examined prior to or there a calculus is present, if so, should this be manually or surgically removed. Antibiotic therapy (Marbocyl) is required after a preceding sensitivity determination there a large range of gram negative bacteria may be responsible for the infection.