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Feeding off rat with a head tilt?
I have a rat that has a head tilt that developed about 2 weeks ago that disappeared then came back again a few days ago. I am not taking a feeder rat to the vet so I figured I could just feed her off to one of my big girls. Does any one see any issues with that? The only thing I am worried about is feeding off a rat that has a possible infection.
Mike
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Freeze it first if you are worried!
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A head tilt is often sign of an inner ear infection.
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Re: Feeding off rat with a head tilt?
 Originally Posted by Dexter
A head tilt is often sign of an inner ear infection.
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Beat me to it! In most animals, a head tilt is inner ear.
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Feed it
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Wont harm the snake at all. Only time to worry about feeding live is when theres fleas.
Otherwise anything a mouse/rat has will not transfer as its species specific.
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Re: Feeding off rat with a head tilt?
Thanks guys I appreciate the input.
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