Cream for my snake??

Question

i live in springfield MA and i have a ball python and i was wondering how much cream from a vet would b for the caps on his eyes??

Answer 1

Ask your Vet.  Oh, and your question title might be the subject of some tastless jokes, just to warn you.

Answer 2

if you are worried because you snake did not shed his eyecaps i wouldn't worry too much about it they eyecaps will usually come off with the next shed.  if your snake had a bad shed  and still has pieces of dry skin on him/her take a plastic box, large enough for your snake to fit in it comfortably.  Get the short boxes for soaking snakes…the box should be about the height to go under a bed.  Drill several small holes along the sides at the top for airflow (this box can also be used as a feeding tub for your snake).  Put about a half inch or an inch of lukewarm water (about 80 Fahrenheit) and put the top on the plastic tub and “soak” the snake for about 3 hours (changing the water every so often if needed).  The reason to do this in a plastic tub with only a half inch or inch of water is because it's the humidity that this creates that helps the skin loosen and come off easier for your snake.  

Good luck.

Answer 3

these 2 are right although im not sure if the joking part is right...id ask the vet or put like put some on q tips then apply on the eyes

Answer 4

as a teenager, i cant help but crack a smile.

crappy jokes aside, the dosage for any prescribed medication be it intravenous, topical, oral, etc is entirely reliant on instruction by the vet, i recommend you call and set up an appointment, or if the appointment has already occurred call and ask the vet to repeat the given instructions. i usually hear warm soaks in addition or even in the absence of medication usually does the trick, but i am not a replacement for veterinary care, nor any other answerer.