SNZ59331 Rot Guard Enhance Immune System for Reptiles, 2 Ounce

Need this for my chameleon. Good quality, healthy. Worked, easy to use, good for the price

This product smelled like I was basting my bearded dragon in old bay seasoning. It worked really well and saved us a trip to a lizard vet. My only suggestion to the shippers of the product would be to not cover the instructions with your white stick on label.

So, as you can tell, she was NONE too happy about me putting this on her! LOL! She has Mouth Rot, mostly on the left side of her mouth, so I made this into a paste and applied it to her mouth on the outside, and since she's mad and has been chasing the cat around, LOL, when she had her mouth open, I shoved a little of this in her mouth too, so she would ingest it. My recipe for the paste is 2 level capfuls of Rot Guard to 1 level capful of tap water. So far, so good, so we'll see what happens. Also, I agree with the person who posted this review:Amazon Customer5.0 out of 5 stars Works greatReviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024Verified PurchaseThis product smelled like I was basting my bearded dragon in old bay seasoning. It worked really well and saved us a trip to a lizard vet. My only suggestion to the shippers of the product would be to not cover the instructions with your white stick on label.4 people found this helpfulIt does smell like Old Bay Seasoning, mostly sage, so it's not horrible to smell, it just looks horrible when you mix it. LOL! Hopefully I can save a trip to the Lizard Vet too.We shall see. :)p.s. If it works, I'll come back and update this or write a new review. :)

My bearded dragon has tail rot. At first, I tried using diluted betadine and regular neosporin for about 2 months and saw no improvement. I’ve been using Rot Guard for about 2 weeks, I saw improvements early on. I’d recommend this over betadine/neosporin.It’s a little difficult at first to get the hang of mixing it into a paste. It really feels like clay once water is added. It needs a lot of water to form into paste, but once you get the hang of it, it’s no problem. I create a warm paste and rub it on to his tail and leave it to sit until I reapply it. I also love the probiotics from this brand, although the two look so similar I’ve actually accidentally used the probiotics on his tail instead of the rot guard. I don’t think he minded though lol.I really hope they never pull this from the shelves. As a reptile owner and care taker, I’d keep this on hand always along with their probiotics.

If you can get over the odor it works

I noticed about 2mm of my gecko’s tail turning black about a week after he shed but he didn’t get the literal tail end of skin removed, must have cut off his circulation and caused tail rot after some research. I bought this in a panic, mixed with water to make a paste and applied w a qtip as a topical to the tip of his tail that was black with the tail rot. Only took about 2-3 days of applying it for results!! I could tell it was starting to peel so I kinda held his tail and he pulled away and the dead tip came off. Going to use neosporin so that wound can heal now. This product saved me $150 trip to the vet!!

I got this for my bearded dragon that has mouth rot!!! I did the liquid version to apply on lip area after letting brew for 15 min!!! The smell is horrible but I'm already starting to see improvements on his mouth!!! The bottle is a good size as well!!!

The product did not bring security seals, the product came open and with a missing product.