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Old 10-Feb-04, 08:20 PM
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Just been reading greebos thread about his poor snakey and was wondering how many of u guys actually regularly worm their snakes? i have never wormed mine and recently called the vet to ask him if i should and he told me that it wasn't necessary if he was only ever eating frozen food. what do u guys think?
and the other thing was do u take new snakes to the vet for a once over when u get them? i just picked up my new snake who's about 2 yrs old and was going to take her just for a general check over but wasnt sure if it was really necessary.
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Old 10-Feb-04, 08:22 PM
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My vet recommended twice yearly regardless!??!!
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Old 10-Feb-04, 09:18 PM
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Your vet likes money Hehehe, sorry mate but I couldn't resist that one I only feed frozen and never worm my snakes, I occasionally put some crap under the microscope and if I ever see anything wormlike will be off to the vet. As yet, touch wood, nothing. Works for me, (so far). If I was feeding fresh, live or other than frozen I would have regular vet visits. JMO
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Really? ok .have your snakes ever had worms on the frozen only diet?
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Monty hasnt so far.[touch wood]
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Old 11-Feb-04, 12:35 AM
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Zoe,
I would recommend taking your new snake to the vet to be checked. I do this with all of my snakes, and still keep them in quarantine. Not willing to risk my current babies.
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