Due to our neglect or the limitation of external conditions, when we capture snake or transport, snakes may have pelvic injuries or the like, because creatures have automatic healing Therefore, under normal circumstances, the snake will repair itself, and the wound will heal itself. Of course, the snake will also get sick, the immunity will be low, and the body’s ability to heal from injury will decrease. harm. We must learn to prevent and treat snake trauma.

Treatment of trauma is simple. During treatment, first rinse the wound with disinfectant, then apply gentian violet syrup to the affected area, or apply 1% to 2% iodine tincture 2 to 3 times a day until it heals. If it is found that the wound has purulent, you can sprinkle oxytetracycline or midimycin ground into the affected area, and press it with your hands to let the powder stick to the wound, so as to prevent the snake from rubbing off when it finds it crawling. If some wounds are festering deeply, it is best to take them out separately, and it is best to wrap them with a Band-Aid after cleaning the wounds.

After conventional treatment, trauma can generally recover completely within 2 to 5 days. In order to prevent the occurrence of snake injuries, the waste iron wire, steel wire and broken glass in the snake farm must be cleaned up. In addition, when feeding personnel enter the snake farm, they must pay attention to the snakes crawling under their feet to avoid human beings stepping on them. Autumn is the season to cut weeds in the field. For some wild animals with thick poles, it is best to pull them out by the roots. If cut with a sickle, the sharp stubble is also the main murderer that stabs the skin and causes festering. As long as the above factors are excluded, snake trauma is rare.