it is critical care then..folow nicky's advice for amounts to give..
bear in mind that when giving fluids by mouth, you need to watch out for the glottis that sits on the tongue at the back of the mouth in most reptiles. this leads to the trachea. if you open his mouth you will see a tube .you want the eosophagus as the trachea leads to the lungs and any fluid forced down here could drown obi.
use a French catheter or feeding/dosing tube attached to a syringe, you need to insert it into the mouth, sliding it down one side of the mouth or the other to avoid accidentally threading it into the glottis. While the ideal is to insert the tube all the way down into the stomach, this is not always possible so the catheter or feeding/dosing tube should be inserted as far as need be to prevent the fluid from backing up and flooding into the glottis.
when plunging the syringe do it slowly as to much at one time can cause re-flux which will bring the formula back up as above.
This method can be tricky and if obi is able to swallow i would try and put a bit in his mouth and let him do the work for you the repeat until he has had enough...if he can't you will have to syringe.
give formula in dose nicky suggested every 2/3 hours no more than 4/5 times in a day as too much fluid will overload the kidneys..
sorry wasn't helpful earlier, never heard of avipro plus...never good when one of your own is ill...good luck..
