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Wes, I believe I did give too much D3 now. I started giving D3 to my colombian about three times a week. I think she may be around four years of age. she was a juvie when I purchased her and has been with me for three or so yrs now.
the first year I had her she ate nothing but rodents. then she changed and started eating other meats and would turn away from any rodent. during these times I never gave her any supplements at all; just UV and she was the classic colombian. then I started reading alot of caresheets and I started with the D3. here she is about three months later panting for air most of the time. labored breathing. she does have an appetite. I have been feeding her small amounts throughout the day with a syringe. when she eats a 'meal' on her own all at once she will start sticking her tongue out and thrashing her head and some of the food will fly out of her mouth. I place her in the bath to feed her and she has been pooping alot of green stuff. she still looks healthy she has a 'little' big belly and her tail is thick still.
so the only thing I did different with her was the D3.
what is the outcome of this do you think ?

<blockquote data-quote="angelrose" data-source="post: 24716" data-attributes="member: 160">Wes,&nbsp; I believe I did give too much D3 now.&nbsp; I started giving D3 to my colombian about three times a week.&nbsp; I think she may be around four years of age.&nbsp; she was a juvie when I purchased her and has been with me for three or so yrs now.the first year I had her she ate nothing but rodents.&nbsp; then she changed and started eating other meats and would turn away from any rodent.&nbsp; during these times I never gave her any supplements at all; just UV and she was the classic colombian.&nbsp; then I started reading alot of caresheets and I started with the D3.&nbsp; here she is about three months later panting for air most of the time.&nbsp; labored breathing.&nbsp; she does have an appetite.&nbsp; I have been feeding her small amounts throughout the day with a syringe.&nbsp; when she eats a 'meal' on her own all at once she will start sticking her tongue out and thrashing her head and some of the food will fly out of her mouth.&nbsp; I place her in the bath to feed her and she has been pooping alot of green stuff.&nbsp; she still looks healthy she has a 'little' big belly and her tail is thick still.so the only thing I did different with her was the D3.what is the outcome of this do you think ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="angelrose, post: 24716, member: 160"] Wes, I believe I did give too much D3 now. I started giving D3 to my colombian about three times a week. I think she may be around four years of age. she was a juvie when I purchased her and has been with me for three or so yrs now. the first year I had her she ate nothing but rodents. then she changed and started eating other meats and would turn away from any rodent. during these times I never gave her any supplements at all; just UV and she was the classic colombian. then I started reading alot of caresheets and I started with the D3. here she is about three months later panting for air most of the time. labored breathing. she does have an appetite. I have been feeding her small amounts throughout the day with a syringe. when she eats a 'meal' on her own all at once she will start sticking her tongue out and thrashing her head and some of the food will fly out of her mouth. I place her in the bath to feed her and she has been pooping alot of green stuff. she still looks healthy she has a 'little' big belly and her tail is thick still. so the only thing I did different with her was the D3. what is the outcome of this do you think ? [/QUOTE]

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