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MY SNAKE HAS A PARASITE

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I took my kingsnake to the vet yesterday because I thought she had a RI. Today while giving her her medication she had diarrhea all over me and pee which was very very unusual. And I notice there was blood coming out when she goes to the bathroom.I also noticed that she hasn't been eating lately which isn't normal either because she's a great eater plus I've seen some respiratory problems and the vet gave her a shot for that. I called the vet and I'm trying to take her tomorrow but I don't have a stool sample so I needed to know what parasite it is. I'm going to tell the vet all the symptoms so hopefully she can give me the medications. Right now she's moving fine and acting the way she has always acted except she isn't aggressive anymore since we gave her that shot for her possible RI
 
Your vet will have to do a fecal exam to test for the parasite. A stool sample isn't always necessary, sometimes they can get a sample using a swab up the snake's vent.

Hope your little girl is on the mend soon.
 
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