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    Worm Guard



    Has anyone tried this on garters before.
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    Re: Worm Guard

    Or this?

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    Re: Worm Guard

    These could be awesome products for our garter medical kits.
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    Re: Worm Guard

    I have never seen these. What are they for.
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    I have 4 Easterns(mine: Furbie and Whiplash; moms: Diamond and Silky) all are 5 and half months old. So much fun gaters are.

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    Re: Worm Guard

    Never heard of it, but if they work for garters, that would be awesome!
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    Re: Worm Guard

    Never heard of it. Have you used it on yours before?
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    Re: Worm Guard

    Sounds intriguing. Worth a shot.

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    Re: Worm Guard

    No i have not tried these on garters yet but a friend of mine uses this on wildcaught mangrove snakes and has great results and he said it increases their appetite. That worm guard is all natural and works as a laxative so it may help with impaction too. It is cheap and could be sprinkled on some fish and then fed to the snakes.
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    Hmmmm... me like.
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    Re: Worm Guard

    I checked out the worm guard... it's a laxative that helps the worms get passed.... doesn't kill them. I have some, but haven't used it (have been using Panacur for deworming) May have to give it a try since I have it (was given to me by a friend)

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