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    doras like a year and 10 months ans she hasnt been eating for a few months. She had the enclosure change and has been having some issues with heat but i got that fixed. Peely is my new guy, and is eating great. Yea, i did dilute the betadine 1-10 parts water and just put the jelly on the injuries. Other than that they are doing fine..and yea i get about not being dumb. wrong word.. for the neosporin, yea i knew to avoid that. I would like to ask how often to soak/apply betadine to him?

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    Re: just an update-and a reminder of how dumb snakes can be

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    ...I would like to ask how often to soak/apply betadine to him?
    It's hard to say without seeing the actual injury- can you post pics? Depending on how bad your snake is injured, it might need a vet's help- maybe even stitches- but if it's only a minor wound, I'd want to apply* the diluted Betadine multiple times every day while it's healing, and keep the snake on clean paper towels only, since putting a bandage on a snake isn't an option. You want to avoid an infection.

    *Dab the solution only on the injury, don't soak the whole snake, & I would try to do this with the snake still in his home, as calm as possible, so you aren't stressing his skin further by handling. He needs to heal & it will take time.
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    i got the paper towels down, thought of that aready. Since i have school would it be good to put on the betadine once i get home and before i go to bed?

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    Re: just an update-and a reminder of how dumb snakes can be

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    i got the paper towels down, thought of that aready. Since i have school would it be good to put on the betadine once i get home and before i go to bed?
    Yes, at least when you get home & again before bed.

    And I'd also remove anything that he can climb on- just leave his hides & water bowl in for now. Same idea as not handling- you don't want him to stretch his skin by climbing around while it's trying to heal together. I hope he'll stay calm for you.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 03-30-2022 at 10:47 AM.
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    wow were on the same page lol i did that too

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    yeah on his stomach it looks just like a bruise with a crease now..he is healing super fast. It always astonishes me at how fast they do that! the thing on his spine is almost all the way gone too

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    is it ok to feed him? he is doing a lot better and its basically just like a ridge on his belly where it was..should i wait or is it ok to feed him. Hes on bigger hoppers rn

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    I would if he's acting hungry.

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    So would I (feed him).
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    alr thx for the help everyone

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