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    Re: Provent-A-Mite problem-----PLEASE HELP!

    Quote Originally Posted by lmartelli77 View Post
    If you don't think it was the PAM, what could it possibly have been? The Reptile Relief? The main reason I don't think the Reptile Relief is the culprit is because it is safe for use on the snake.
    Although it has been answered at other places in this thread, I will comment that I do use reptile relief as well, and wipe it directly on the snake as you did with no ill effects. I wish I had a better answer for what happened to your snake, but I don't. Lastly, while I will not argue with your vet over the use of Ivermectin for mites, I can say that PAM has gone through rigorous testing, and it is a great product to use for the eradication of mites, and has proven time and time again to be very successful when properly used.

    Good luck with your snake,
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