AMBER NATURALZ Reptaid Herbal Supplement for Small Reptiles | Herbal Pet Supplement for Immune Support | for Reptiles Under 250g | 1 Fluid Ounce Glass Bottle | Manufactured in The USA

I honestly couldn't rate this product any higher, whether your reptile is in good health or in need of a nudge this is very handy to have in case of an emergency.. it should be called miracle aid. :)

This was moldy! I gave it to my lizard before I noticed. I'm so mad right now. Wtaf. No returns. I hope my lizard doesn't get sick. I'm extremely unhappy.

Before I start my review I would like to state that I am not a professional, nor do I claim to be. I am simply an animal lover that wants the best for my pets! I ALWAYS recommend going to a reputable exotic vet, or at the very least an experienced breeder when your reptile is having health issues. Unfortunately, I know of no breeders in my area, and the only exotic vet in my town is AWFUL, and actually made my leo's illness worse several years back due to the poor handling and stress. That being said, I think this product is fabulous for mild illness, especially if you don't have access to a good vet or breeder like I do. I live in a humid area that is also cold in the spring, which sadly makes my poor leo prone to mild respiratory problems this time of year. She's still active and not loosing weight, but hasn't eaten for two months (even silkies, her favorite!) which just unsettles me. I've tried the Zilla appetite stimulant/supplement, which she flat out refused. I also tried making a homemade mix of mashed insects and baby food, but she inevitably got some in her nostrils wiping her nose around, which I think just made it worse; even on a good day she'd never eat enough to really supplement a meal. I was skeptical of this all natural voodoo stuff, but I've always heard good things so figured I'd give it a shot. We're on day 3 of ten, but so far so good! She ate a silkie tonight, and generally seems more bright eyed. I will update in a week to let you know if we have further success! If you've never given meds to a leo, for me the easiest way is to angle the syringe with the tip pointing up in front of your gecko's snout. -Very- lightly press, pushing out the liquid one drop at a time. If you press too hard, which really isn't very hard at all, it will all come out at once and be wasted! If you have a larger reptile, like a beardie, you can probably stick the syringe tip in their mouth and give the full dose in one go, but I've never had that work on my gecko, she's too quick! Leos will generally lick up the bead as it touches their snout, so it's still fairly simple. I have a fairly large female that weighs 66 g, and I stick with the .05 ml application. The other great thing about this stuff is that the dosage is so small, it's quick and easy and doesn't put undue stress on your animal. Last time my leo was sick, I had to give her .5 ml antibiotics (10 times as much) for 10 days; it could easily take 30 minutes to an hour on a bad day, and just stressed her out so much. She doesn't object to this at all, takes probably a minute or two max! Always wash your syringe after use. I'd recommend a fresh one for the next time you use it, and obviously separate syringes if you have multiple reptiles that need it. I hope your pet will soon be on its way to good health! Update 06/1/14 My gecko finished the first 10 days of treatment; it's now been several additional days, and she's been consistently eating every other day like she used to! She's definitely much perkier and bright eyes as well, and I no longer here the slight 'click' when she breaths that indicates an RI. I decided not to continue the treatment (directions recommend 10 days on, 2 off, then another 10 days) because it seemed unnecessary! I'm happy I found this product, and would highly recommend it under the conditions I listed in my original review!

I have two red eared slider turtles. One of them have a respiratory infection, and I would hear making strange noises at night and another one of my turtles had a bone disease. Both turtles are actually in great shape. You can’t force feed turtles so I just soak shrimps in the liquid and it seem to be working for me. Thank you so much for this product.

Great stuff! My little beardie wasn't ill but he did have a nasty case of pinworms . two ten day treatments (two day break in between) and the count went down significantly! His poops were much more well formed and digestive issues solved. I recommend this as a maintenance method as well (give for two days at the beginning of each month). Will definitely increase appetite. Only reason I gave 4 starts was because It said you would get a needle to inject the feeders with the reptaid but I did not recieve one. Only a regular syringe which wasn't bad because I had no issues administering it orally. However , if you have a reptile that refuses it orally and locks their jaw I would look I to getting a needle from a drug store. Other than that I'm completely satisfied!

Nothin' fantastic. Used it on my gecko, and while it did increase his appetite, it didn't improve him. My gecko was not sick but off his feed, so this did help. However, do not expect it be a cure all to pinworms and other nasties. In the end it is always best to take your pet to the vet.