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    Re: Six Months of Refusals Too Long?

    If the animal is healthy and well hydrated there is no reason to go to a vet, you can but it will be a waste of money.

    The animal is an adult and knows how to eat (obviously would not be that age and size if it didn't)

    It is frustrating but the only thing to do if the husbandry is on spot is to wait it out until the animal resumes feeding.

    No force feeding, no assist feeding no tube feeding but PATIENCE
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: Six Months of Refusals Too Long?

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    No force feeding, no assist feeding no tube feeding but PATIENCE
    Yep. It's frustrating to say nothing of the cost, but as much of a nervous wreck this snake is already I'm not going to attempt any kind of feeding except the usual way.
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