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Signs of Sickness?

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  • 05-05-2018, 12:52 PM
    Bogertophis
    Re: Signs of Sickness?
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    Originally Posted by mzh3de View Post
    Yeah, I probably should've been more careful, but breeders and commercial setups should have the same rules as us- their time and money does not take priority over the health of their animals.

    It's much harder to disinfect a wood cage too, keep that in mind. And if there's ever a question about re-using the cage that a sick animal previously occupied, I not only give it more time, but I also use various disinfects*, one after another, because they don't all work as well on the same things. You want to cover all the bases. (*depending on what I'm disinfecting, I may use F10, chlorhexidine/Nolvasan, chlorine bleach solution, & even rubbing alcohol; keep in mind that for disinfectants to work their best, they must not en-counter "dirt", so first remove all traces of debris with water & a bit of soap.)
  • 05-06-2018, 09:53 AM
    mzh3de
    Re: Signs of Sickness?
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    Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    It's much harder to disinfect a wood cage too, keep that in mind. And if there's ever a question about re-using the cage that a sick animal previously occupied, I not only give it more time, but I also use various disinfects*, one after another, because they don't all work as well on the same things. You want to cover all the bases. (*depending on what I'm disinfecting, I may use F10, chlorhexidine/Nolvasan, chlorine bleach solution, & even rubbing alcohol; keep in mind that for disinfectants to work their best, they must not en-counter "dirt", so first remove all traces of debris with water & a bit of soap.)

    Thanks, I'll keep this in mind in case it comes up later (which it probably won't, I think we're planning to chuck it as soon as I'm able to move her into another).
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