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  • 12-26-2006, 02:05 PM
    lillyorchid
    BP's more prone to RI's then other snakes?
    Does anyone know if BP's are more prone to getting RI's then other snakes? I'm asking because I can't seem to get ride of this junk!

    As I'm sure most of you know that I was having RI issies over here with a female I got, that cleared up, and somehow my male BP got it. Got him treated and it cleared up. Great I thought - WRONG just fed everyone and now my new little girl BP is wheezing her butt off. ARGH!!!


    Called the vet and the lady said I should bring in ALL snakes. I said "umm do I really need to - I have 8 of them.." So I left a msg for Dr. Gold to call me. I'm gonna scream if he tells me to bring everyone in because I simply can not afford it. My heart goes out to my guys & girls since I hate seeing them wheezing, yawning, and being sluggish!!
  • 12-26-2006, 02:34 PM
    joepythons
    Re: BP's more prone to RI's then other snakes?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by lillyorchid
    Does anyone know if BP's are more prone to getting RI's then other snakes? I'm asking because I can't seem to get ride of this junk!

    As I'm sure most of you know that I was having RI issies over here with a female I got, that cleared up, and somehow my male BP got it. Got him treated and it cleared up. Great I thought - WRONG just fed everyone and now my new little girl BP is wheezing her butt off. ARGH!!!


    Called the vet and the lady said I should bring in ALL snakes. I said "umm do I really need to - I have 8 of them.." So I left a msg for Dr. Gold to call me. I'm gonna scream if he tells me to bring everyone in because I simply can not afford it. My heart goes out to my guys & girls since I hate seeing them wheezing, yawning, and being sluggish!!

    Allison,i dont think ball pythons are more prone to URI then any other snakes.It is very weird though yours keep comming back :( .When you talk to your vet mention to him that you have some money issues(we all do) and maybe he can do something else for you.
  • 12-26-2006, 07:33 PM
    lillyorchid
    Re: BP's more prone to RI's then other snakes?
    Thanks for the reply... I'm still waiting for Dr. Gold to call me back. I don't think it "keeps coming back" I think it just hasn't been zapped out completly and is spreading somehow. Hopefully he can give me something stronger then Baytril to get this junk out of here.
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