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RE: Hognose Problem (possibly)

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Posted by: Austin12 at Mon Feb 10 15:06:29 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Austin12 ]  
   

Heather, is this the same snake you were describing in Dec about "Hognose moving on its side"? If this is the same snake, it might be neurological or some birth defect. Is it weezing at all? See any thing what so ever coming from the nose?

Did you notice when she last fed was there any possibility of substrate ingestion? I see you keep him in Aspen, could a part of that be stuck in her?

I know vet bills can get expensive and you don't want to spend any more than you have to. You might not have any other choice though.

If she's feeding, that's a good sign.


   

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