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    Re: Ball python swollen neck

    Quote Originally Posted by jmcrook View Post
    I believe @bcr229 actually had a snake that required an operation and/or antibiotic treatment for an internal scratch from a feeder that became infected? Certainly a rare occurrence, but certainly not impossible.
    That snake died, the infection was found post-mortem. The only outward signs was rapid shedding and the snake's eyes actually swelled from the pressure. The vet's theory was that the infection entered via a scratch in the snake's throat.

    The savu I lost a few weeks ago had an irregular neck swelling that turned out to be cancer.

    The OP only thinks his snake's swelling is from a piece of substrate lodged in the snake's throat. Until a vet looks at it he doesn't know what is really wrong.

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