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Is my american toad frog dying?

I just discovered my frog on its back with its head under the substrate. When I moved its head above ground it pee’d. So, is this the end? Or is it doing something else? By the way, I just gave it a small meal of crickets a few days ago. Sorry this is the first frog that we have ever had a frog. Thanks

HAHAHAHA that is funny. My american bullfrog does that all the time. I have had him now going on 4 years and he has done that about 3 dozen times in the past 2 years. My vet told me it was because he was getting ready to hybernate. He is a wild cought one so I kinda believed the vet. I dropped the temp amd moved the frog outdoors and presto 4 months later warmed him back up and he is fine.

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3 Responses to “Is my american toad frog dying?”

  1. http://www.centralpets.com/animals/reptiles/toads/tod2549.html
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  2. HAHAHAHA that is funny. My american bullfrog does that all the time. I have had him now going on 4 years and he has done that about 3 dozen times in the past 2 years. My vet told me it was because he was getting ready to hybernate. He is a wild cought one so I kinda believed the vet. I dropped the temp amd moved the frog outdoors and presto 4 months later warmed him back up and he is fine.
    References :

  3. cyberdroid_2000 on October 19th, 2009 at 3:58 pm

    Unfortunately you are right, it’s the end..☺
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