Symptoms of intestinal bacterial infection?
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Bogertophis
Over 30 years with a house full of snakes, & I didn't say "it" ever smells yummy, If you're checking to see if the septic tank over-flowed, you might run a stool sample in to the vet, ESPECIALLY when you also notice
that particular snake fails to gain weight. Stay CALM... ;)
Maybe you have spoken with the OP before.. I haven’t read anything about his snake not gaining weight.
I also do not know if he is a new snake owner as his post about the smell sounded as if he is new to this. I still hate the Urate smell I consider fishy... I find it comparable to a Dog with a impacted anal gland that drags their butt on the floor, Disgusting.
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Re: Symptoms of intestinal bacterial infection?
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Originally Posted by
CALM Pythons
Maybe you have spoken with the OP before.. I haven’t read anything about his snake not gaining weight.
I also do not know if he is a new snake owner as his post about the smell sounded as if he is new to this. I still hate the Urate smell I consider fishy... I find it comparable to a Dog with a impacted anal gland that drags their butt on the floor, Disgusting.
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My response (about snake being underweight) was to distaff, sorry, I should have quoted also. (post #6)
If stool is unusually nasty smelling (to someone experienced with keeping snakes) it's worth considering a check, but especially if the snake doesn't gain weight.
Also if stool has a lot of mucus, or a tinge of blood, that's another reason to get it checked out.
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