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    Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    Baytril (enroflaxicin) is a broad spectrum anti-biotic. It is a great anti-biotic and there are members here and other boards that recommend intramuscular injections over oral doses, saying that they personally have had more success using the injections over oral doses. The reactions your vet may have been referring to could be burns from the Baytril on the skin, or if your snake has had some other medication that he administered.

    In this case, always follow what your Vet says, if you have any doubts about his prescriptions, get a second opinion with another good vet that specializes in snakes/herps.
    Baytril might not be as good as ceftazidime. But you can give both at the same time if it is a hard to kill bacteria. A lot of stuff now has resistance to baytril which is also found in eye drops for pink eye in humans. You should have to see a vet for the right dosages.
    Last edited by snakeg; 07-28-2012 at 09:08 PM.

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