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Snake over-ate?

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Not sure if this is the right place to post this. Its feeding day and my bp ate her regular med f/t rat. I checked on her afterwards while holdinga f/t mouce for another snake. . . and I dropped it. Befoe I could grab it, she struck and ate it. She had eaten not 10 mins before. Is she overeating? Should I wait longer till I feed her again?
 
She will be fine. I would keep her on her normal feeding schedule. Females can be greedy this time of the year with feeding & breeding. Good luck.
Chris
 
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