A few questions?

[sacr3d bl0od]

Now i was wondering if probing in any way could hurt a snake even if done incorrectly. Also how do people probe snakes im just curious.

 

[Fatman608]

Now i was wondering if probing in any way could hurt a snake even if done incorrectly. Also how do people probe snakes im just curious.

Hey sacr3d bl0od,

Yes, If the probing is done rough it can hurt the snake for a how to go to Kathy Love site and there is a video how to do it.

Love the Fatman

 

[Kronos]

It's best to take it to someone who knows how to do it. Like a veterinarian who specializes in reptiles. I wouldn't try to watch a video and do it myself.

 

[rexracer]

I watched Kathy's videos, and though I'm sure I could probe my snake, I wouldn't try it without seeing it done in person, and having someone who knows what they're doing with me to guide me the first time. If you perforate your snake, it could die.

 

[sacr3d bl0od]

well ive seen it done in person about 2 times already and wathcing kathys video now

 

[susang]

Would you want to be examined and something shooved in you by an inexperienced doctor.

 

[Lennycorn]

Now i was wondering if probing in any way could hurt a snake even if done incorrectly. Also how do people probe snakes im just curious.

If you happen to pick up a ""pet"" snake from say...Petco and aren't planning on breeding. I would wait til you ""ran into someone"" who knew what there were doing to probe it.

 

[Haarstad]

Would you want to be examined and something shooved in you by an inexperienced doctor.

HAHA :laugh01:

It looks easy and i could probly do it but it's one of those things where i would rather just take them in to get it done. It's more safe