Zoo Med Repti Shedding Aid

Wow this stuff works wonderfully! I am a new snake owner here, a few weeks ago I adopted my first baby corn snake. All was well, Nagini ate like a champ, had no problem coming to my and climbing on my hands, active, healthy, and I was so happy. Until, she went into her first shed with me a few days ago. Monday morning, she got her head and eyes off just fine, but that was it, I waited 24 hours in hopes she would finish her shed. From there, it was all coming off in bits and pieces, and I wasn't sure what to do. I tried bathing her, running her through damp towels in my hands, providing moist hides for her, and still only about a third of her body had shed, and it came off in maybe 15 pieces. I didn't want to stress here out anymore than I already had trying to help her along. So, I looked into a shedding aid, and this was seemingly the best one for the price I found, and I could have it in just a couple days with prime. Here we are Thursday, half of her body still hasn't shed, and I just received this in the mail an hour ago, I took her out and liberally sprayed the bottom half of her body and massaged it in a little bit, and put her back in her enclosure. NOT 15 MINUTES LATER the rest of her shed came off in one big piece, even the tail tip! My goodness, I am so happy I decided to purchase this, and I will continue using as a monthly treatment, even if her sheds improve I will continue to use this stuff as a preventative and to condition her. YAY! If you are hesitant about buying, let me tell you, this stuff is soooo worth it! I usually feed her Wednesdays, but I wanted to wait until she finished shedding. Here Thursday afternoon after she finished, I went ahead and fed her, and it was a successful feed.

instantly loosened tough shed build up (gently!) off my leopard geckos toes!! he's hates soaking and has not been letting me touch his toes due to the discomfort :( i sprayed this on him, let sit for a few minutes, and was able to gently get the shed off with a cotton swab. i thought i was going to need to contact a vet. thank you zoomed!!!

My husband and I rescued our second Bearded Dragon Tyrion out of a very neglectful situation. He had been so badly starved that he almost looked like a mummified lizard :( Slowly but surely with a lot of TLC, he has gained significant weight and muscle over the last 3 months. This means he has been shedding constantly.With our other Bearded Dragon Oscar, I have never had any trouble with him shedding. For some reason Tyrion has a lot of trouble with his shedding...even with daily soaks. There have been a lot of times his shed has refused to come off. I have been working with a Bearded Dragon Rescue to get this little guy back into good health and they highly recommended this Reptile Shedding Aid.Within 24 hours of spraying this on him and rubbing it in, the stubborn shed that I had been struggling to get off for 2 weeks came off. I am so happy I was told about this product. I can't imagine how long it would have been before that skin came off without using this. I have had to use it multiple times since then and each time it works wonderfully.

I have a leopard gecko that I rescued a few years ago. He had a history of malnutrition, and it manifested in difficult sheds. He had lost a few toes from this with his previous owner. Even though his health is back to 100%, he still had trouble shedding. Every month, when he shed it was multiple warm water baths, que tips, etc. I was told by vets that the shed aids don't do more than water, but after two years of this, I wanted to try it anyways. I bought the shed aid, and it actually did help. Now, all I do is spray my gecko before he sheds, and then spray any left over skin after. He sheds much easier, and I rarely have to help him at all. This is really worth it. I am not sure if it would work for every animal or every breed, but it really does help my leopard gecko, he is much happier.

I have a ball python that was previously owned by someone not so great at husbandry, who bought her from a really shady pet store. Not only did she have several retained eyecaps, but she had several layers of retained shed on her head and neck. So during her last shed, she needed some serious help. Using a shed-ease bath wasn't enough, so I used this product after her bath, and every day for a few days. Then I used a warm towel to rub the rest of her shed off. She obviously didn't like me screwing with her head, but it didn't seem she was experiencing much discomfort from me manually pulling off shed from around her heat pits, and the piece with the eyecaps came off cleanly. I believe this product prevented the retained shed from flaking in a million small pieces so I could remove it more easily. I'll probably rub some into her skin every time she's in blue to ensure better sheds.The only bad thing I have to say about this product is you could probably get some glycerin, vitamin e, and maybe some aloe, and shake it up in a spray bottle and it would be the same thing. but this is really convenient, inexpensive, and it worked!

If your snake has trouble with retained eye caps, or issues shedding around their mouth, nose or vent, please try this!! It works wonders and it's easy to use.