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Posted by urbanjungles on October 20, 2002 at 12:45:38:

In Reply to: Regurg, possiable blood in stool, mites, ticks!! posted by craig0104 on October 20, 2002 at 02:19:54:

Craig,
Your animal is in trouble. Bigtime. You NEED to get to a vet ASAP! Amazon treeboas are relatively hardy animals and for one individual to be experiencing all of the described symptoms means it has gone through alot and more than likely needs alot of help...the type that requires qualified medical attention.

More than likely there are several factors at play here...regurgitation/digetive problems, ectoparasites, and blood most likely mean dehyration, anemia, and septicemia to say the least.

A responsible pet owner must provide immediate medical attention when needed. Don't wait until you can afford it...find a way to get him to a vet ASAP. You can pre-arrange a payment plan with most understanding vets.

Good luck.
D.




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