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RE: foreign object swallowed - HELP!!

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Posted by: ErickScarpace at Sat Jul 4 03:06:38 2015  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ErickScarpace ]  
   

Jesus Christ, what a freak accident. So sorry about what happened, how large was the sponge, also keep in mind most of a sponges volume is air and water, so it should shrink significantly during digestion, it's possible that your snake will vomit it up in chunks. It might be a better idea to try and induce vomiting, I don't know how you could do that safely with a snake but it might be a good idea because it could have a lower chance of being impacted. I'm not a herp vet, but that's the advice I can give you. Hopefully he/she comes out of it ok.


   

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