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    Very sorry you have to go through this.

    I agree with the others on this. Ask about payment plans, lower costs, or Care Credit - all worth looking into.



    To answer your question directly, the best, safest, and most humane way to euthanize a reptile is having a vet put it down. Reptiles, and snakes in particular, have very slow metabolisms. This can make euthanasia tricky. It is best left to a vet with the experience and resources to end the snake's suffering quickly and effectively.

    I hope you get some answers soon and can help your friend. I am truly sorry.
    ~ Kali
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