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What's Wrong With My Snake?: A User-Friendly Home Medical Reference Manual [Paperback]

John Rossi , Roxanne Rossi
4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)

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April 1996 The Herpetocultural Library
A user friendly home medical reference. This invaluable guide identifies and explains existing and potential problems. Find out how location of a cage can affect your snake's appetite, or how a snake can become "mouse shy". Learn how to identify and correct problems associated with maladaptation, burns, constipation, dehydration, skin lesions, diarrhea, improper shedding, lack of appetite, feeding frequency, overheating, parasites, mouth rot, reproductive failure, rodent injuries, respiratory problems, vomiting, weight loss, seizures, tremmors, incoordination and just about anything else that may be commonly found with the captive care of snakes. 150 pp.

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5.0 out of 5 stars all in one Feb 22 2003
By A Customer
Format:Paperback
I bought this book on a whim. I was trying to find something that addressed all the problems that snake owners encounter. This book is wonderful with very clear descriptions of illnesses and injuries. You are able to look at your snake, and then immidiately look it up in the book. It gives you immidiate treatment, whether you need a vet's help or not. It covers all the most common antibiotics, their doses, and purpose. This is a MUST have for anyone with a snake, or an entire collection. This is the only book I found that covered just about everything I have ever needed to know about snake care and preventative care.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Very usefull ! Jan 10 2003
By Mathieu
Format:Paperback
I actualy own 5 snakes at home. I'm not a beginer in the field of herpetology but, when diseases and negatives aspects of keeping snakes come to you, you have to be informed. Right now, 3 of my pythons has fungal infections and this little book saved me a realy expensive vet bill !

Great explanations ... but there should be colored pictures.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Essential reading for every snake owner Aug 13 2001
Format:Paperback
Anyone who owns a snake should own a copy of this book. Period.

We've been using this book for two years. During that time it has been an invaluable reference for our collection. Any time we suspect something may be wrong with one of our snakes, the very first thing we do is consult this book. If the problem is included (and it usually is), there will be a chapter outlining what the possible causes might be and what we can do to help prevent it or correct it. It also helps us figure out when we need to take the animal to a veterinarian -- and, for that matter, when we don't, and can look after the situation by ourselves.

But its real value is showing you how to keep your snake healthy and prevent medical conditions from arising in the first place. That means fewer snake deaths and fewer expensive trips to the vet, which makes this book an excellent investment. If you keep snakes, buy it if you don't already own a copy -- you owe it to them.

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