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    I would feed again on the 18th to give the antibiotic time to be fully excreted.

    They think it may have been a scrape inside his body from the claws of the f/t rat and then it got infected.
    I lost a boa to that last year, except the infection presented as an eye infection/swelling rather than a neck swelling because of the infection's location. So, we treated for eye issues instead of using an all-around course of antibiotics.
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