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Omis n Kais g-ma Pouch Protector   TX, USA 7524 Posts KuroNeko Fuzzy Wuzzy  USA 1617 Posts Tenshi Glider  NC, USA 115 Posts Tevi Joey 22 Posts 
This is my little boy, Suggie. I acquired him from a woman who kept him on a diet of fruits, pellets and parrot biscuits. A day after I got Suggie, I went online, ordered his rep-cal vitamins and got him started on BML asap. Now about half a year later, he's got a healthy, non-cracked coat! luvmyfurbabies Super Glider 341 Posts
Some photos from our members THEHYLAND Zippy Glidershorts  FL, USA 4774 Posts quote:
Originally posted by Tenshi
 
Thats wrong. Tevi Joey 22 Posts Hi Kuro! Sorry! I haven't been able to get on as much with school and job stuff (finals this week, ack!) But I do manage to pop in on occasion and check out some threads. How are your babies? :D Hi Doug! Aww, thanks so much! I'm very happy with how his coat has turned out - he's a lot more lively now too. He's a happy suggie :) KuroNeko Fuzzy Wuzzy USA 1617 Posts quote:
Originally posted by bholland7
Wow that video is so sad and he was two years Old. Do we know if he made it to recovery?
YES! As it turns out, that video was from one of our members TheGliderMommie! Video update: May 7, 2009
And here are updated pictures of him: 
Most recent (He's on the left): 
For those who aren't sure which post this is about, this is the before video:
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hooker0face | March 26, 2009
This baby is 2 years old. I brought him home 3-25-2009 at 9 pm az time. He was previously housed with a Hamster and fed pellets and mealworms. He's on the road to recovery.
KuroNeko Fuzzy Wuzzy USA 1617 Posts I had two males I rescued from pelleted diets. One was on pellets, blueberries, peanut butter, nuts, and superworms. When he came to me, I didn't know how he normally acted so there was no way of me telling something was off about him. By the time I noticed, it was too late and he was gone in less than an hour. He died after a little under 4wks in my care, though I have a feeling that he may have had other health problems as well. A necropsy could not be done because my boyfriend had already buried him by the time it was mentioned to me. The other was on just pellets. He had a total of 4 cagemates who all died off one by one until they finally decided to re-home this one. He was in my home for 3wks. I thought he was doing great, always left his bowl polished clean. My mom walked in the room to find him dead sprawled out in his favorite sleeping spot (I had just seen him [alive] 2 hours prior). He was sent to Val for a necropsy, but due to a delivery delay, the dry ice melted and he decomposed quickly. Definite cause of death is unsure, but he was fed nothing, but pellets for 4 years of his life. My current male was at one point fed pellets until he was rescued by an acquaintance of mine who then put him on BML. I didn't see how poor of a condition he was in then, but he looks fine now. He's is in my care living happy and healthy with my female Sweetness. I am sad to say I have no pictures of either of the rescued males in the poor condition they were.
Some photos from our members TINY LITTLE ANGELS Super Glider USA 318 Posts Jerzgirl Glider 64 Posts How can ppl do this to the babies!??! I'm so sorry to all of you who have loved and lost due to other people's ignorance. This is such an important thread - thank you all for sharing and keeping this going. Omis n Kais g-ma Pouch Protector TX, USA 7524 Posts GigglyGlider Joey TX, USA 14 Posts quote:
Originally posted by kyro298
Here you go...
Before (on a pellet diet) and after (no pellets). Unfortunately, it was too late by the time I got him and he only lived 5 months with me. Per the necropsy, the damage to his liver was irreversible. All I did was prolong his life by a few months.
This was the day I got him:
This was about 2 months later:
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