Stool question

[Plissken]

So I feed Sage a combination of worms and fuzzys for a diet. I've noticed in her last few bm's that there are sometimes still sizable, recognizable worm remains. No mouse remains however. Is this normal or something to be concerned about?

[guidofatherof5]

I have had that happen before.
Something to keep an eye on if it persists.

[RedSidedSPR]

Mine has those occasionally i've wondered the same thing...

[guidofatherof5]

I think once in awhile get a bad worm and pass it through quickly.

[Plissken]

Have you ever seen it happen with fish or mice steve?

[d_virginiana]

Mine ate nothing but fish for a very long time, and there were never any recognizable fish bits in his stools. It did occaisionally happen when he was a baby on worms, though.

[guidofatherof5]

Have you ever seen it happen with fish or mice steve?

Never.

[kibakiba]

I had that happen once with Snap, it never happens, though, aside from that one time. She's a really healthy snake, as far as I can tell. I'm not quite that worried about her. Perhaps it was something like a stomach upset and the worm was causing it, so it was purged out of her system before it was digested fully.

[ConcinusMan]

I would highly recommend you get some of this, and give it to your snake. Sounds like his gut flora might not be up to par.

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[Mommy2many]

Just like responsible parents...always checking the poop:D