feed another meal from that same supplier.



Sick boas should be given time to get better on their own without stressing their entire system with digesting another meal, especially a meal from the same supplier.



This is an interesting case though, I've only heard of these symptoms from rats and mice - never from guinea pigs. But I suppose if the source of the rodents is the same (the source I'm thinking of does sell guinea pigs), it doesn't make any difference - just provides a twist.



jb
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