Ball Python Saliva ( Need Some Really Helpful Advice Please )
Hi everyone. I have two ball pythons that are healthy, eating well and active. When i opened their mouth today i can see some saliva, mind you there isnt any dripping or anything out of control but i do see some. Do i need to take action and get a fogger and F10 to treath them? If so Where can i buy the cheapest f10 product. I live in Toronto, Canada. Your advice is greatly appreciated. ( this is really important to me and i would love responses ASAP )
Thank you !
Re: Ball Python Saliva ( Need Some Really Helpful Advice Please )
Here's my first question: why open their mouths if they are acting and eating as normal? If you have veterinary training that's one thing, but if you're doing it on your own, without vet guidance, then don't. You'll be able to tell if something is wrong with their mouths, trust me.
as long as they aren't drooling, yawning overly frequently, or behaving otherwise strangely, I wouldn't jump the gun yet. Buying it might not be a bad idea, so you're prepared if your animals do develop an RI, but, If it ain't broke, dont fix it.
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Re: Ball Python Saliva ( Need Some Really Helpful Advice Please )
If you paid a lot of money for them, you think you'd refrain from doing something that could do more harm than good. Unless I was instructed to deliver medicine orally by my vet, there's no way I'd risk a dislocation just to take a peek. That's what the vet is for.
But to each their own, I guess.
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Re: Ball Python Saliva ( Need Some Really Helpful Advice Please )
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Hi everyone. I have two ball pythons that are healthy, eating well and active. When i opened their mouth today i can see some saliva, mind you there isnt any dripping or anything out of control but i do see some. Do i need to take action and get a fogger and F10 to treath them? If so Where can i buy the cheapest f10 product. I live in Toronto, Canada. Your advice is greatly appreciated. ( this is really important to me and i would love responses ASAP )
Thank you !
Stop prying open their mouths. Stress is a huge factor with regards to sickness in reptiles. If they are "healthy, eating well and active" why expose them to the stress of prying open their mouths? Why subject them to a stressor that could lead to a real issue?