Quote Originally Posted by AZmorphedballs View Post
At first I agreed that her temps seemed alittle high, but since your vet recommended it I would follow his advice. He may not specialize in BP's but as you stated he is a certified exotic animal vet; not just a typical dog and cat vet; and most likely has alot more medical training than any of us on here.
As far as her wieght lose goes it could just be from the stress and her numerous regurges or something else such as a parasite. Did he do any testing for parasites or anything else that could cause that much weight lose or just give her the antibiotic and antiparasitic injection?
I agree. I love you guys here at bp.net but I always stick to exotics vets' advice (who have actually examined the snake in question as well as talked with me in person) over that of people on the internet. Though it certainly doesn't hurt to get other opinions.

Additionally, if temps were raised after the snake was taken to the vet, the high temps are not the cause of the regurges (though there is the possibility that the warm temps have become a contributing factor). So I seriously doubt lowering temps would fix the problem.

Hope you figure it out soon! That is sure a lot of weight loss.