Mack86
Active Member
Hi all!
Question for the experienced...
I know snakes can go quite some time without eating, have heard some can go a year, some 6months etc quite comfortably.
Would there be a point at which you would take a young snake to the vet for not eating. For example, at 3 months? 6 months without food?
It's very early days in my now 7 months old Stimson's refusal to eat period. He hasn't eaten since the 3rd of July. I understand they do not eat in winter and am aware that he may eat in spring and all will be well with the world. BUT, if by chance that does not occur and we get further down the line, at what point should he be seen by an experienced reptile vet?
I appreciate the advice and information!
Mack
Question for the experienced...
I know snakes can go quite some time without eating, have heard some can go a year, some 6months etc quite comfortably.
Would there be a point at which you would take a young snake to the vet for not eating. For example, at 3 months? 6 months without food?
It's very early days in my now 7 months old Stimson's refusal to eat period. He hasn't eaten since the 3rd of July. I understand they do not eat in winter and am aware that he may eat in spring and all will be well with the world. BUT, if by chance that does not occur and we get further down the line, at what point should he be seen by an experienced reptile vet?
I appreciate the advice and information!
Mack