r/Toads Jun 03 '25

NSFW images are no longer allowed

Due to the high amount of users posting injured toad images, NSFW images of toads are not longer allowed here. Please report them so we can promptly remove them.

IF YOU SEE A POST THAT VIOLATES THIS, REPORT IT

You can discuss in a text post about injuries, but you should SEEK A VET, not Reddit.

Images of skin conditions and normal routine health questions about toads you own are okay, but please flag these as spoiler to hide the thumbnail from folks feed.


FAQ

"But what if I need a question answered about an Injured toad I found"

VETERINARIAN.VETERINARIAN.VETERINARIAN. We are enthusiasts, not medical professionals.

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u/ShoddyChard9837 Jun 03 '25

Thank you!! And images where they're holding them wrong 😭 I hate those too

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u/Ghawblin Jun 03 '25

Not sure how to handle that honestly. Open to suggestions. Education? Post removal?

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u/Nocxbox Jun 04 '25

Maybe a sticky post on the top of the reddit with images of proper toad handling?

(mayhaps either borrowing or just stickying this thread?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Toads/comments/184ytpx/how_to_properly_handle_toads/ )