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  1. 03-11-2011, 02:52 AM #1
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    Talking Scale Rot Update

    Well I am making a video to post on this thread but heres the deal found the scale rot, went to vets, got an oral med I gave her everyday for 2 weeks. She just shed last night and is all clean no rot, no scars complete recovery.

    thanks for all the help everyone.

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  2. 03-11-2011, 03:07 AM #2
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    Re: Scale Rot Update

    Glad to see your snake is doing ok!

    Never had a snake with scale rot! Prolly a nightmare lol!
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    Great to hear.... I love success stories.
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    Re: Scale Rot Update

    Glad to hear, thanks for the update
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    Good to hear and looking forward to the vid.
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    Re: Scale Rot Update

    Quote Originally Posted by BuckeyeBalls View Post
    Glad to see your snake is doing ok!

    Never had a snake with scale rot! Prolly a nightmare lol!
    It is horrible but thank god with patience and love she is healthy

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    Glad to hear, thanks for the update
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    Good to hear and looking forward to the vid.
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    Re: Scale Rot Update

    Quote Originally Posted by lance View Post
    Well I am making a video to post on this thread but heres the deal found the scale rot, went to vets, got an oral med I gave her everyday for 2 weeks. She just shed last night and is all clean no rot, no scars complete recovery.

    thanks for all the help everyone.

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    Great to hear! Just goes to show that small things like that getting treated aren't hard to deal with. They are really only nightmares when they go untreated.
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    I love my snakes and will do what it takes to keep them happy and healthy and hope that my example sets a good example to others.

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