Lagarto, our rescued Green Iguana had surgery on October 28, 2010 at Virginia Beach Veterinary Hospital / 2013 Pleasure House Rd. / Virginia Beach, VA 23455 / 757-460-3308 / http://vbvh.vetsuite.com . We have owned Largarto for a year and a half. She was rescued from a pet store. The pet store owners were going to "dispose" of her because of a broken hind leg. We took her in and she has flourished. Common green iguanas frequently have problems laying their eggs. As a result of these issues, many owners end up getting their female iguanas spayed - that is, the veterinarian removes the ovaries and other reproductive organs to prevent future episodes of gravidity and egg laying. These are the pictures after her surgery.Friday, October 29, 2010
Lagarto Surgery Pictures
Lagarto, our rescued Green Iguana had surgery on October 28, 2010 at Virginia Beach Veterinary Hospital / 2013 Pleasure House Rd. / Virginia Beach, VA 23455 / 757-460-3308 / http://vbvh.vetsuite.com . We have owned Largarto for a year and a half. She was rescued from a pet store. The pet store owners were going to "dispose" of her because of a broken hind leg. We took her in and she has flourished. Common green iguanas frequently have problems laying their eggs. As a result of these issues, many owners end up getting their female iguanas spayed - that is, the veterinarian removes the ovaries and other reproductive organs to prevent future episodes of gravidity and egg laying. These are the pictures after her surgery.
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