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    In addition to the above, I would suggest purchasing some NutriBAC reptile probiotic. You can find it on Amazon. It's a powder, just dust a tiny pinch of it on a damp f/t feeder to help replenish your snake's gut flora after a regurge or course of antibiotic treatment.

    When you do offer food again it should be a tiny feeder, something like a damp f/t mouse fuzzy dusted with NutriBAC.

    Then wait two weeks before feeding again, and offer another damp f/t mouse fuzzy dusted with NutriBAC.

    If all goes well you can slowly start increasing feeder size and decreasing the time between feedings. I would not feed more often than every seven days though.

    All that said, if your snake regurges again take it to a vet that specializes in exotics and have it checked for parasites.

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