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The squirrel snake is a non-venomous snake, agile, docile, timid, and generally does not take the initiative to attack people.

After being bitten by a squirrel snake, although there is no venom, Usually, the wound will leave tooth marks, bleeding, tingling, etc., and there will be no systemic symptoms of poisoning, but the wound also needs to be properly treated to prevent some secondary infections. After rinsing with water, give iodine or alcohol to disinfect the wound, apply some anti-inflammatory and bactericidal drugs, or use antibiotics to prevent infection.

If the wound is large, it can be treated with bandage, and tetanus vaccine should be injected at the same time, which is more secure.