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questions on probeing
- Thread starter wheeler78
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bmm
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Make sure the vet is experienced.
If he is, then I would say definitly go for it! 25 bucks is nothing! And think of the piece of mind you woudl get. Although, I can't say I believe "check-ups" on snakes can show a vet more than they could anyone else, unless they include fecals/ bloodwork. A snake is a snake, and most anyone can tell if they are sick from the outside, thats why most people do not take snakes for "6 months checkups" or yearly, aside from fecals. But I would pay 25 for that since you are getting it probed.
bmm
Make sure the vet is experienced.
If he is, then I would say definitly go for it! 25 bucks is nothing! And think of the piece of mind you woudl get. Although, I can't say I believe "check-ups" on snakes can show a vet more than they could anyone else, unless they include fecals/ bloodwork. A snake is a snake, and most anyone can tell if they are sick from the outside, thats why most people do not take snakes for "6 months checkups" or yearly, aside from fecals. But I would pay 25 for that since you are getting it probed.
bmm