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I read that the best way was to give the dose in the feeder rodent the reptile eats. That way it is less stressful than trying to stick a tube down its throat. I found packets of Panacur that is used to horses that you can self mix pretty cheap but the problem is i cant find FLAGYL without needing a vet prescription to buy it.
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That's because Flagyl is also antibiotic, not the case with Panacur. Plus, Panacur is an extremely safe drug, with means the lethal dose is like 100X the therapeutic dose (or more). I even find it funny why it isn't used for humans, as it's really great, but never really went to research about the reason.
I also agree with what has been said below about pinkies leading to a bit of runny stools, from my experience with baby snakes (not monitors).
A stool check would be nice for your nile.
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