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    Re: Blood around spurs after shed - Treat it or leave it be?

    The same thing happened to my girl after she shed the first time too; I was like ohh noooo till I looked around this forum and realized that it is pretty common. I guess some ball pythons are a little rough around their vent areas during shed, which can sometimes cause them to bleed a bit. Just leave her vent alone and it'll heal up all good on it's own.
    Last edited by Sam71312; 01-19-2013 at 10:08 AM.
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