Quote Originally Posted by Sauzo View Post
The snake was dehydrated lol. It doesnt take a rocket scientist to figure that out. If he has been constipated multiple times now, you need to figure out your husbandry. None of my snakes have ever been constipated since i have had them in over 5 years. Even my old BP which i had for 10 years never got constipated.

Not sure why the vet wouldnt talk to you about it. My vet takes note on everything when i bring a new snake to her. It's like 100 questions about husbandry, feeding, temps, history, everything. But my vet is pretty awesome. She saved Allies life when Allie accidently ingested some Provent-A-Mite. She did try and bite the vet a few times when she felt better lol. The vet called me and told me i think Allie is ready to go home now as she took a couple shots at me lol.

Anyways, like i said, constipation is from humidity issues or the snake ate something that was entirely too big and couldnt be digested like a bunch of paper towels, wash cloth or something else like that. A few pieces of coco husk or a pinch of ground up coco husk would not create that kind of blockage.

Also good that the vet got the poop out. I bet it was like uncorking a bottle of shaken champagne lol.
He is a truly a great highly educated vet and treating reptilies is one of his specialities. His clinic is always full and he does not charge much. If you ask him he will answer you, but he does not have the time to ask you questions. I am very happy with the outcome. And as you have described it, it was like uncorking a bottle of shaken champagne, and the poop did fly in the air before hitting the ground..lol