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    Re: Bp injury

    Well, I would certainly take him to my own vet to get a professional evaluation of the wound severity. Then go from there. It's not a dire emergency so I would make a appointment and in the meantime keep the wound clean and disinfected with betadine would be a good choice. He looks kind of thin also so soaking would be a good place to start until the exotic vet appointment.
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