Vetericyn Reptile Wound and Skin Care Plus | Non-Toxic First Aid Spray for Lizards, Snakes, and Turtles - 3-Ounce

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Preventing scale rot in your snake is achievable when you maintain proper husbandry and regulate heat and humidity.

Cloverleaf Absolute Repti-Vet Antiseptic Wound Spray

Mans, C., L. L. Lahner, B. B. Baker, S. M. Johnson, and K. K. Sladky. 2012. Antinociceptive efficacy of buprenorphine and hydromorphone in red-eared slider turtles ( Trachemys scripta elegans). J. Zoo Wildl. Med. 43: 662–665. One of the ways to treat scale rot is to use a betadine solution. Betadine is a liquid antibiotic that is readily available online and in pet stores around you.

Using an eye dropper or a small syringe (without a needle) gently drop water into the mouth of your reptile. You may need to gently pull down on the dewlap or push down on the chin to open your reptile’s mouth. It has become one of the most sought after substrate because it holds humidity and moisture well, and is mold resistant. It is comfortable for snakes and great for them to burrow in. They are aesthetically pleasing, break down odor, great for living plants in the tank and are affordable. Eplan: Only available in Russia. Eplan is for treatment of burns, including chemical, solar and thermal burns, and has anti-inflammatory and analgesic (pain relief) properties. It also significantly shortens healing time.

Cloverleaf Absolute Reptile Antiseptic Wound Spray 100ml

Extreme temperature or humidity levels in the snake’s tank. If there is an increase in temperature, it will create more heat which will, in turn, increase the humidity in your closure. Ensure the temperature in the snake’s enclosure is about 90 degrees and the snake can get its outer skin temperature to 80 – 85 degrees. Mix Pedialyte with water in a 1:1 ratio and administer orally by dropper or syringe. Pedialyte is made for human babies and can be found in your local supermarket.If your reptile is severely dehydrated it’s important to take the reptile to a qualified reptile vet immediately. The reptile may need intravenous fluids to prevent the condition from becoming fatal. A veterinarian can also determine the presence of dehydration by performing blood work. Bathing your reptile frequently in a shoulder-depth warm water and Betadine bath for at least 20 minutes will help drown the mites and treat the bites on your reptile. Add enough Betadine to the warm bath so that it’s the color of tea. Place your reptile into the bath and pour bath water over him to help wash the mites off. Be very careful when pouring water around the eyes. Betadine will not kill mites, but it is an antiseptic and will help heal the bites on your reptile. If your reptile defecates in the bath, drain the tub and make a fresh Betadine bath. After rinsing your reptile well you can drain and clean the tub, make a fresh Betadine bath and allow him to soak while you work on cleaning his enclosure, or you can place him in another safe place or a plastic tub with holes for airflow.