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

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The Power of Science with a Holistic Approach Leucillin cleverly works in harmony with the body's own defence mechanism, Leucillin excels in all areas of topical skin management including, minor wounds, stubborn microbial overgrowth, rashes and skin irritations, dry, itchy, flaky or smelly skin, ear and eye care, burns and abbess and the management of the symptoms of allergies.Leucillin's soothing and calming no-sting, fast acting formula makes caring for their skin, ears and eye and wrinkles, painless and stress free, Leucillin can safely be used and applied by all making caring for your fur family easy, meaning their time is spent enjoying life more. Originally found in West through Central Africa, these exotic pets live on the grassland and the edge of the rain forest. Their natural surrounding gives them a chance to regulate the temperature and humidity levels, a condition you must adequately replicate if you want your ball python to stay with you for more than two decades. Vetericyn will not harm healthy tissue and because it is pH balanced it will not sting when applied. Do not keep your tank in places with direct sunlight or draft such as the window as this will reduce humidity.

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You will need reptile fogger, such as a Repti Fogger, (a humidifier will be too strong to use as a nebulizer), a tub with a tight-fitting lid and a hose to connect the fogger to the tub.To create less stress for your snake, make sure the temperature of the water is not cooler than the cool side of its habitat. Depending on the extent of the scale rot, use more or less betadine as you deem fit. Although they are both bacterial infections, mouth rot starts as an injury in the mouth caused by the loss of a tooth or scratches from prey. This goes on to be infected in a dirty environment or if the snake has a weakened immune system. As in the case of scale rot, the bacteria find its way into the snake’s bloodstream and causes sepsis which can be fatal. Besides being discolored, the infectious bacterial also cause swelling and raising of scales of the affected region. Raised scales also occur where there are pools of blood under the scales. Blisters Small wounds in reptiles will heal well on their own. However, if you think your pet is at risk of infection or is a weak or old individual, you can help them along with:

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If the wound is moist and oozing you can use an antibacterial powder to dry the wound and promote faster healing (see “Moist Oozing Wound” below). You can find us featured every week on the Reptiles With Podcast. On YouTube, Spotify, and all other Podcast Streaming Platforms! In general, reptiles undergo the same healing processes as mammals with the four healing stages of inflammation, debridement, repair, and maturation. However there are some unique aspects of reptile physiology that make wound treatment in reptiles unique. These include:Alternatively, you can get also try out Exo Terra Coco Husk for a similar yet affordable option. 5. Control Humidity and Moisture Ingredients: Hypochlorous Acid, Electrolyzed water, Sodium Chloride, Phosphates, Sodium Hypochlorite.

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The Steroid free and Antibiotic free, no rinse solution is based on Hypochlorous Acid, an Oxy-Chlorine compound similar to that produced by the animals own immune system. When administering fluid to a dehydrated reptile always administer small amounts frequently. Giving too much fluid at once can be fatal. Fast acting anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal formula - For all skin health from cuts, scratches and bites, weepy eyes, irritated ears, itchy inflamed skin to freshening the coat of smelly skin suffers Bennett, R. A., and S. J. Mehler. 2006. Neurology. In: Mader, D. R. (ed.). Reptile Medicine and Surgery. 2nd ed. Elsevier Inc., St. Louis, Missouri. Pp. 239–250.

Silver sulfadiazine: Stops the growth of bacteria to prevent infection, provides relief after burns. 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. Heat lamps are available in pet stores and online. Some great choices are the Zilla premium reflector domes, Fluker sun dome, and Hoke flexible clamp lamp. Use a heat mat or a heat lamp. Heat lamps increase blood circulation in the snake thereby increasing its immunity to infections. It also burns off excess moisture in the enclosure. But this can also make the habitat dry therefore you have to control its use. Always ensure the root cause of illness is investigated in all cases of the disease. Where should I spray this reptile medication?

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Baker, B. B., K. K. Sladky, and S. M. Johnson. 2011. Evaluation of the analgesic effects of oral and subcutaneous tramadol administration in red-eared slider turtles. J. Am. Vet. Med. 238: 220–227.

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Styptic Powder (or a styptic pencil): Used to stop the bleeding from a broken claw or if the end of a dropped tail is bleeding. This product is available in several forms including powder, a pencil or pre-dusted pads. Be sure to wait several minutes after the bleeding stops before rinsing the powder off. Claws trimmed too short do not need further care, but for wounds follow up with triple antibiotic ointment. After the bath, rinse and dry the snake and use Neosporin ointment. Be careful to not get it into the eyes, mouth or vents of your snake. An antibiotic spray such as vetericyn solution spray for reptile wound and skincare plus, both safe, non-toxic and non-irritating can be used. It can even be used for a snake without scales. If the condition keeps deteriorating and doesn’t improve, do see an exotic animal vet. These are a great option if you are not concerned about aesthetics. They are cheap, comfortable for your pet, absorbent and easily changeable when it gets soiled. Finally, if the runny nose continues beyond a couple of days, take your reptile to the vet and ask for a swab and testing to determine exactly what is causing the nasal discharge, and for treatment options. Prescribed treatment will likely include antibiotics such as Oxytetracycline, Terramycin, Tylosin or Enrofloxacin (Baytril), which will be administered at home by applying drops to the nasal passages or mouth until you have finished the course of antibiotics. It’s important to complete the entire course of antibiotics, even if your pet seems better.