My BP's love me

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Originally Posted by CORBIN911

Thats like me shampoo'ing my dog on a daily basis, putting Hair styling gel in there fur, and painting there toe nails. ALL which are bad for the animal.

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Apart from daily shampoos, I do know people who do this with their dogs, and I am acquaintances with someone who is a Salon Manager at a PetSmart. I think it's silly, but I don't think there's anything wrong with it if the products are not harmful to the animal (which includes them inhaling and eating them as well). I myself don't treat my pets like people, but that doesn't mean others won't. Just a pretty bold statement saying all of that is inherently bad for the animal, when there are products out there that are not (or whatever).
Not saying I disagree really -- I definitely won't be lotioning-up my snakes!

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Originally Posted by NH93

Apart from daily shampoos, I do know people who do this with their dogs, and I am acquaintances with someone who is a Salon Manager at a PetSmart. I think it's silly, but I don't think there's anything wrong with it if the products are not harmful to the animal (which includes them inhaling and eating them as well). I myself don't treat my pets like people, but that doesn't mean others won't. Just a pretty bold statement saying all of that is inherently bad for the animal, when there are products out there that are not (or whatever).
Not saying I disagree really -- I definitely won't be lotioning-up my snakes!

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I was very blunt, but apart from that im saying her using a mild lotion for humans was semi equivalent of using human products on dogs!

I agree - :OSTOP lotioning up your :snake:snake... their skins are not the same as ours. If you must put something on them use a reptile product like shed-aid or something....
You're probably doing more harm than good with the lotion...:tears:

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Originally Posted by NH93

Apart from daily shampoos, I do know people who do this with their dogs, and I am acquaintances with someone who is a Salon Manager at a PetSmart. I think it's silly, but I don't think there's anything wrong with it if the products are not harmful to the animal (which includes them inhaling and eating them as well). I myself don't treat my pets like people, but that doesn't mean others won't. Just a pretty bold statement saying all of that is inherently bad for the animal, when there are products out there that are not (or whatever).
Not saying I disagree really -- I definitely won't be lotioning-up my snakes!

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I'm fine with dogs gettin' all doll'd up. If there's anything the world needs more of, it's sexy dogs!

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Apparently people are using edible grade vitamin e oil and or coconut oil. So says an internet forum search. I also saw olive oil

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I Totally agree with you!! I got my very first snake about a month ago and shes already my baby! I can put her down on my bed to explore and she loves it, but always comes back to me. When i first did, she hung on to me with her little tail and wouldnt let go while she explored. If someone else held her, she would ball up and hide, but if i put my hands out she would come back to me!
If i talk to her while holding her she'll turn her head and look at me.
I can even pet her little head and she yawns and presses it towards me! She'll even nose me! Shes the sweetest, best first bp i couldve asked for! She even comes to me right after eating! I feed her in a seperate tank and i can move her without any hint of aggression.
We sit and she'll curl up in my lap while i watch tv and nap like a puppy.
I know they may not show emotion like most mammals but i can definitely say they have personality! http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/06/21/rage5apa.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/06/21/equme5yn.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/06/21/y8edy7av.jpg


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Again videos are different then pictures, I could take a pic of my snake near my face and say shes saying i love you.