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    Re: Will my python ever recover?

    Quote Originally Posted by leosantare View Post
    Hello,

    I really need your help people. This is it, her last chance to make it. Well, my last chance to try and get her better.

    I have a lot of things to say and never want to go back to my vet again. Look at what they did to her mouth from the past 2 days! I had a very hard time watching her after they gave her the oral medications. She will not be getting anymore from my vet and I can't do it myself.
    What kind of oral meds? If they were administering something like mineral oil for the impaction, that can be injected into a f/t feeder.

    The swelling in the picture - is that right at her vent or is it further up? If at her vent did the vet check for impacted glands? One of my king snakes gets that periodically and the glands just need to be expressed (beware - the smell will run you out of the room!) and then she gets antibiotics afterward. The vet said it's just something that happens with certain individuals, though it's more common in colubrids than pythons.
    Last edited by bcr229; 04-14-2023 at 07:02 AM.

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