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Posted by PHFaust on February 25, 2003 at 12:58:22:

In Reply to: HELP!! What to do for a blind Panther Chameleon? posted by eeyore_292 on February 24, 2003 at 16:52:59:

Erin,

I did make a few phone calls this morning. If in facy your cham is blind, its chances are slim to non, unfortunatly. From what I understand they are very sight dependant for feedings.

I do know many people find freezing an acceptable way to euthanize, but I do concur with Big Tattoo who replied with you on the cham forum. I personally feel that freezing to euthanize is terribly inhumane. It is a very slow death. You can have your vet administer the shot which is by far a more humane way to euthanize.

Sending Headbobs your way from my green guys, and my sympathies for having to lose such a young pet.

Cindy

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