Cat vs. Ball Python = Cat Won

[MissLeMew]

I would probably consult a herp vet before consulting a distributor. Antibiotics are definitely in order for a cat bite.

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Find a herp/exotics vet near your area. Cats have a whole spectrum of bacteria in their mouths/on their claws. Infection can start very quickly and should be one of the first things treated for the snake to have any chance of survival.

Also, if living in a house with a cat(s) and snake(s), there should be extra measures taken to keep snakes in their enclosures, or cats out of the enclosure. I haven't seen a cat yet that hasn't gone into "predator/defensive fear/aggressive curiosity mode" once a snake is spotted.