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From our family to yours "Wishing you a Thanksgiving filled with 'pawsitive' vibes and grateful tails! We're 'fur'rever thankful for the trust you place in us to care for your beloved pets. Have a purr-fectly delightful Thanksgiving!" 🐾🦃🍁![]()
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Please NOTE: We are closed on Thanksgiving Day.
We hope everyone has a wonderful time with the kids & stays safe. Don't forget if you are considering taking your dog out trick or treating - they do not understand costumes and may react unexpectedly. ![]()
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Poor Mila! She looks pretty surprised to be here at Windward Animal Hospital. She has a healthy start to life with her kitten vaccinations and a beautiful pedicure. : )![]()
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We get a lot of clients who are snake owners that bring their pets to us when they are not eating just like 'Toothless" (pictured). ![]()
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We wanted to share some generic information as to common reasons why snakes might stop eating:![]()
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ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES:![]()
* Temperature: Improper temperature in the enclosure can impact a snake's digestion and appetite.![]()
* Humidity: Inadequate humidity can lead to shedding issues and reduced appetite.![]()
* Habitat Setup: Inappropriate shelter, hiding spots, or overall setup may stress the snake, reducing its willingness to eat.![]()
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HEALTH CONCERNS:![]()
* Illness: Respiratory infections, parasites, or other health issues can cause a snake to stop eating.![]()
* Obstruction: If a snake has an intestinal blockage or is constipated, it may refuse to eat.![]()
* Injury: Physical injuries or pain can deter a snake from feeding.![]()
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BEHAVIORAL & PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES:![]()
* Shedding: Snakes often lose their appetite during the shedding process.![]()
* Breeding Season: Some snakes may refuse food during their breeding season due to hormonal changes.![]()
* Stress: Moving to a new enclosure, changes in the environment, or handling can stress a snake and affect its appetite.![]()
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PREY (FOOD) ISSUES:![]()
* Prey Size: If the prey is too large or too small, a snake might refuse to eat it.![]()
* Prey Type: Some snakes are picky and may prefer a specific type of prey or have a preference between live and frozen-thawed prey.![]()
* Scent: The smell of the prey or the enclosure might deter a snake from eating.![]()
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AGING OR LIFESPAN ISSUES:![]()
* Old Age: As snakes age, they may experience a decrease in appetite and metabolic rate.![]()
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UNRECOGNIZED PREDATION:![]()
* Threat Perception: If a snake perceives a threat in its environment, such as the scent of a predator, it may refuse to eat.![]()
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Please do not let it go too long before you act on it and bring your pet in to see us. You know better than anyone else when behavior is not normal. Observe concerning behavior, take notes or keep a log and call us. ![]()
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