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    thamnophis puniceus Lori P's Avatar
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    "Well done", I'm not so sure... seems all of this could have been prevented if I had just had her in for a fecal test months ago when I became concerned that she was so small. Seems all of her problems are because I didn't catch the signs early enough.
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    Nonsense. You're doing great.
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    Don't beat yourself up, Lori. You're providing well for her. Things like this will happen eventually to most of us. Glad all is well.
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    thamnophis puniceus Lori P's Avatar
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    Well, I'm learning, at least. It's just a shame it's at Miriam's expense!!!

    I'm taking Curious and Reed in tomorrow, too, for fecals and for general check-ups.
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    im glad there being well cared for, , so how much about do vet costs cost? does it cost more for every animal you bring in?
    Quote Originally Posted by Lori P View Post
    Well, I'm learning, at least. It's just a shame it's at Miriam's expense!!!

    I'm taking Curious and Reed in tomorrow, too, for fecals and for general check-ups.
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    That's great news, Lori. Well done.

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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    My goodness, that snake is putting you through the wringer!!
    Glad this latest problem is getting worked out, hope everything goes well at the vet's. You've really done a good job caring for her, Lori. I hope I can do as well if the need ever arises!
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    wow - what a rock
    I'm glad you got that out - great job
    and you know - the vet may not have caught it in the early stages either

    Reed
    vet costs can vary widely
    I had one vet who would charge $80 per animal, and one who would look at seven for $65 - and the second one was the much better vet
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    thamnophis puniceus Lori P's Avatar
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    Reed, I'm very lucky in that my vet gives me great discounts because I'm a rescue. He never charges me office or exam fees. And to tell you the truth, I have no idea how much he's charging for fecals and to treat them... I just pay on the bill monthly, lol, and choose not to look too closely!!
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    Re: Miriam vent-- normal?

    Good to hear that you've got her opened up now. I've honestly never seen anything like that in my snakes before, wonder if maybe it's a side affect of the meds.? I know some can have all kinds of differing affects, maybe it was a cause of the dehydration that could have led to this? Guess there's a lot of unanswered questions here.....be interesting to hear what your vet has to say about it all.
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