bouncing back from regurges

[ivylea77]

How many of you that have had a snake regurge have the same snake now and it's doing fine?

The reason I ask is becuase my recently aquired LTR regurged.

He had been feeding fine with no problems. Temps and prey size were fine, however, I left the F/T pinkie overnight and noticed the next morning it was still there. 20 mins later I went to remove it and it was gone. My thoughts were it may have sat too long, thus the regurge.

Any of you that have had a snake regurge understand the stress it puts upon the snake and yourself. So did they bounce back and make a full recovery, when standard "regurge protocol" was followed?

[Adam_Wysocki]

If they're healthy otherwise, they bounce back just fine.

Frequent regurges could be a sign of internal parasites ... I'd have a fecal float done asap just to be sure.

-adam

[ivylea77]

Yup....looking for poo

[4theSNAKElady]

eeew! lookin for poo is Amber's fave. pastime.. I hope your lil guy is ok. The only problem I ever had with one of my snakes regurgin is Jewel, my rosy boa, when she was first pregnant. I'd do what Adam said. Crossin' m'fingers for the lil guy!!