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Re: Possible Resperitory infection in a Ball Python

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Posted by herpDVM on April 01, 2003 at 12:05:18:

In Reply to: Possible Resperitory infection in a Ball Python posted by Blissguy123 on March 31, 2003 at 15:44:43:

:I have a ball python that looks like it has a resperitory infection. When it breathes, it makes a quiet popping noise and has a gap in-between it's upper and lower jaws. It has no clear liquid comming from it's mouth and does not wheeze when it breathes. What should i do? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Get your snake to a vet with herp experience, open mouth breathing is a sign of SERIOUS respiratory problem




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