Fluker's Liquid Vitamin Concentrate for Reptiles 1.7 oz

We love this product, and are thankful that we can get it here when it is sold out of our local pet store. It has a bearded dragon on the box, and that is what we use it for - but I think it would be a great supplement for any reptile. The bottle is glass with a glass dropper so it makes it convenient to place a few drops either in water or directly on your pet's food. We also use it to feed our 'feeders' in their water/food. Both of our Bearded dragons seem to really like the taste of it as well.

Great product, will buy again.

My two rescue boys have been having some skin and eye issues that look like the beginning of a vitamin A deficiency. They clearly hated the taste but got through their one drop servings like champs. Make sure you use the proper hold to avoid being bitten if they attempt to lash out like one of mine did.

I can be sure my reptile is getting her vitamins, with this liquid multivitamin.

Good Product, Tastes awful it would seem. I can smell how pungent the vitamin mix is when I open it. I hate to judge too much, because it seems to be a good product otherwise.

I bought this a long time ago mainly because I noticed that my tortoise got sick and wasnt moving nor eating as he used to,I started soaking him in water mixed with the vitamin and trying to put some droplets in his mouth everytime I get the chance to do so,4 days later, he's as energized and as healthy as EVER!anyhow, two bottles later and I cant express how much these vitamins are great for my tortoises and turtles (it treated my red eared turtles with two of them got sick just by soaking them for two hours daily in water mixed with the vitamin)the pros and cons of this vitamin that I noticed as I used two other brandsPros:- it doesnt smell really bad to us humans, it;s smell is tolerable- perfect for weekly use, 2 to 3 times a week kept my two tortoises healthy and energized- my tortoises accepted it when I mixed it with their food, they never rejected it.- using the dropper tool (idk what its called) saves a lot of time and money, you can never waste too much vitamins if you use it.Cons:- If you touch the liquid it will take some time and serious cleaning to get rid of it.

The first time I ever used this product was on a Jackson’s chameleon named Hoss, that we had rescued from horrific living conditions and was in pretty bad shape when we got him. Determined to nurse him back to health, we gave him this as a vitamin supplement hoping to help him get better. When he passed away, we thought it was due to his poor health and didn’t even consider that the liquid vitamins could have possibly been the culprit until a few days ago.Mayhem had an ever so slight case of mouth rot and I had read online that a multivitamin could help remediate the problem and I thought that would help get him back on track until we could get him to the vet on Monday. I gave him one dose as directed on the bottle. ONE. He was fine the rest of Thursday and all of Friday. He did not exhibit any signs of not feeling well and ate and drank normally.Fast forward to Saturday morning. My husband and I were getting ready to run some errands when I noticed that Mayhem was acting a little odd. He had his head cocked back and his mouth open, similar to what he does when he’s had enough water and does his cleansing gargle routine. I intended to give him some food and water before we left, thinking that was what he wanted and proceeded to finish getting ready. Until I heard the haunting sound that I was unfortunately familiar with, the same godawful sound that Hoss made when he was “sick” (so I thought at the time anyway). It was the equivalent of what would say was a lizards version of a combination choke/cough/sneeze and suddenly I realized what was going on and the real reason Hoss was no longer with us.I rushed over to Mayhems cage and sure enough, he was slightly leaned over on his vine with his mouth slightly open and a little bit of mucusy liquid on his chin. I got him out of his cage and we hopped into the car, my husband driving, so I could offer comfort to Mayhem. Despite not feeling well, he was bright green and had himself snuggled tight against my chest, asleep. Until another round of dry-heaving (or some equivalent of) began, I gently gave him pets and spoke softly to him, not knowing what else to do to offer comfort. When he was done, he snuggled himself back into his previous position and went back to sleep.Stopping for gas and a bottle of water (in case he did it again, I thought we could see if he would drink when he woke up), my husband ran inside while I stayed in the car with Mayhem.I sat there just looking at this poor little guy, giving him soft pets and just letting him know he was going to be OK and apologizing through tears for giving him the vitamins and praying he would be OK. I looked down and he opened his eyes and raised himself up and began to sway back and forth while making that horrible noise before he threw up blood tinged mucus and then grey tinged mucus, collapsing down onto my chest again. This time he turned weird pattern of spotty black, that I had never seen other than when Hoss passed away, and he took his last breath and he was gone. I don’t understand how this product is getting good reviews because I have read about a lot of other reptiles suffering a similar fate. This stuff is absolutely poison and should not be on the shelves!

I use this with my turtle and my fish they still healthy and thriving a few drops and fish tank and few drops in turtle water .