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aero_tiff
at Mon Jun 25 18:31:16 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by aero_tiff ]
Definately good to know, I was wondering why they hadn't shown the level as 4 out of X, but that makes perfect sense. I still have to get in touch with the lab to find out, some stuff came up... you know how it goes. I noticed that poor Zoe was missing nearly all of the claws on one of his front feet when I bought him, but his foot appears to be completely healed and not swollen. I wonder if that's why there's any trace of proteus in the fecal sample. Again... I'll have to contact the lab or the vet to see if they think I ought to take him in, or if it will just be undue stress. I thought it was surprising that the lab paperwork noted that no salmonelle was able to be isolated, since I thought salmonella was naturally occuring in a reptile's digestive track... but we aren't vets, so I won't speculate, lol, I'll just call the vet already and see what they have to say about it. Thanks for the input! 
~Tiff
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RE: Proteus Mirabilis & E Coli in Meller - aero_tiff, Mon Jun 25 18:31:16 2007