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    Re: Regurgitation?

    Quote Originally Posted by BallBoa View Post
    I can simply use the nutribac if there are potential problems with acidophilus in snakes. I’m not sure how concerned I should be over this, I’ve seen some threads where people don’t seem to think it’s an issue but it’s still a regurgitation.


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    Yes, it is still a regurgitation- I went back & amended part of my earlier answer, having reconsidered this. He obviously digested most of his prey- all that was left was "the hairball", but with an abundance of caution (since you did experience the sourness smell of a regurge)- I'd at least wait 2 weeks & feed on the smaller side at next meal, just in case his digestive enzymes were at all to blame, or are now a bit lacking after getting rid of "the hairball". Adding digestive enzymes might help some, or might be unnecessary. no way to know- it's your decision. If you already have Nutribac on hand, I would add that, as it won't hurt & may help.
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