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    Re: Emergency Vet Visit

    Glad she's okay! Her injury looks similar to when my corn snake got stuck in the car, and wrapped herself in the dashboard for 3 weeks... long story, but I subsequently changed her name to "Dash." Anyway, it's been almost 2 months since Dash's ordeal, and she's healing fine without anything. She just shed last week, and looks even better now! So I wouldn't worry much about it, unless you think anything is off with her breathing. JMO, of course.
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    Re: Emergency Vet Visit

    You could have bought a hacksaw for $20 or less or borrowed one to cut the cup handle off.
    Do not resuscitate

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