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    Re: Alexander Is Shedding

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaorte View Post
    Pedialyte baths should only be given to animals who are SEVERLY dehydrated. This ball python is eating. It is not dehydrated, it is having a bad shed.

    New owners often exaggerate the condition of their animal and look for things to be wrong with it. It will probably do more harm then good to give a perfectly healthy snake (other then a bad shed) a bath in pedialyte once a week..
    I know, it's not as if I'm trying to make anyone panic. I was just going by my own experience due to my first rescue ball coming to me with cracked scales and wrinkled eyes due to bad dehydration. I had to pedialyte him until it went away, and I force fed him water because he wasn't drinking on his own. And besides, its information any ball owner should know, just in case.

    Sorry if I sounded to rash or anything! Not trying to scare anyone.
    Last edited by MissLeMew; 04-13-2010 at 09:04 PM.

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