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Drooling? BP

Ed Walden

Ed Walden

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Okay folks, I have a large 0.1 normal BP, last time we tried to feed her she started drooling, got the rat halfway down and then regurgitated it and has a steady sticky drool coming from her mouth. She's in shed right now, but has anyone else heard of this?
 
My first thought is upper respiratory infection; double check that your temps are good in the enclosure.

regardless, you should get her to a good reptile vet asap.
 
Thank you J, we talked to the guy we bought her from, he's actually a vet. We only have one vet locally who deals with herps at all, we have an appt Fri (He's unavailable until then), and the previous owner gave us the same diagnosis. Her temp is good, we're hoping she holds out until then.
 
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