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Found Pretty Big Scratch Please Help!
Hey guys so my boa has a scratch on his belly probably about .5-.75 inches long and it is obviously bothering him and i dont know what to do!
I would to treat it, my reasearch says to use a cleaning solution/antiseptic? and maybe even put a waterproof bandaid on it?
I will have pics of the wound soon, any advice would help
thanks!
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just put a little bit of bandaid ointment on it, anything else i should do?
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1.1 Red Tail Boas (Dennis & Penny)
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yeah post a picture
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Re: Found Pretty Big Scratch Please Help!
 Originally Posted by pythonminion
That was hilarious
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Pics: the blood on him is not his, its mine hahah

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Re: Found Pretty Big Scratch Please Help!
Do you have any idea how he got it? Is there something in his enclosure that caused it? Do you feed live?
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Re: Found Pretty Big Scratch Please Help!
Why are you bleeding? I think the ointment should be fine. Just keep his tank clean and figure out what caused it. Snakes are pretty hardy animals. A good shed or two and he should be okay.
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Re: Found Pretty Big Scratch Please Help!
What Is in his cage that could have cut him? Pics? DO NOT STICK A BAND AID ON YOUR SNAKE. Also, neosporin is not good for their scales. Change substrate to paper towels and keep hospital clean. Clean with a diluted betaine. Perhaps a vet, as you might want antibiotics to keep it from getting infected. Keep a close eye on him.
Edit: if the blood is yours, is that a burn on him? What are temps? How are you heating? And controlled by what?
Last edited by DooLittle; 03-31-2014 at 10:46 PM.
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