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    Re: When regurgitation is cancer

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    I'm so sorry for such an early loss of your snake. Even if your vet had diagnosed his disease while he was alive, I doubt that it would have changed the outcome.
    Life really isn't fair, that's for sure. Snakes can regurgitate for any number of reasons...fairly benign ones like prey too large, handling, & temperatures too cool,
    or very serious illnesses like crypto or cancer, etc. At least he was with you for a while...long enough to know a good life, instead of neglect. You did right by him.

    Rest in peace, Khyan
    Thanks Bogertophis. While he was with me for a short time, it was such blessing to have him and he lived like the King he was. I wish he had found me sooner, but yes, life is mysterious and not always fair. The Vet also suspected Crypto hence the post-mortem. It gave me peace to know with certainty what took Khyan's precious life.

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