Maybe it is just me or a new type of "medicine" I have never known anybody being able to tell that a snake is sick or defficient by looking at the gums. You can tell this with mammals.



You can pick up a reptile specific vitamin supplement at most pet stores, if you feel the need. If you decide to supplement I would only dose once a month at most. I can not recomend an amount...not knoeing how large your boa is.



I personaly do not supplement, I use high quality feeder rodents that are fed a high quality rodent specific diet that makes them become "vitamins".



Sounds like you should search for a vet that specializes in reptile medicine.

Joel

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