If it doesn't move after a day or two, give the vet a call. It will likely just require the vet to open up the mouth and remove the pieces of substrate that way. They have fancy tools and ways of gently restraining/sedating the snake so that it doesn't get injured trying to resist the process, so it's best to take her in for some help that way.Originally Posted by LadyWraith
The cyprus bark is pretty decent sized. But it's more just long, thin pieces not really fat and chunky. The thing I guess I'm concerned about is that the pieces are a little on the sharp side sometimes.I'm worried it's stuck. I will keep an eye on it and take him to the vet. How long should I watch it before a vet visit?
Good luck!
-Jen
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