Behind the Scenes: Tendy at the Vet 12 January 2024

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Originally filmed for my fantastic Patreon community in January 2024. This was a routine trip to the vet for Olive Python (Liasis olivaceous) Tendy. This was her first time at the vet for a wellness exam, Serpentovirus testing, and microchip implant.
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Lori Torrini, CPDT-KA, AAB-UW, FFCP-Trainer
AAS Zoo Keeping, BSc Animal Health and Behavior

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Комментарии : 12

@KimSpurre104 6 месяцев назад

Beautiful snake and so calm at the vet. I loved hearing the conversation as well.

@AVanADogAndMyself 6 месяцев назад

Amazing as always Lori, feeling safe they will chill

@nataliaprado2337 8 месяцев назад

I really liked hearing the conversations. Great video, thanks!

@LetsTalkHerps 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing!

@af7409 6 месяцев назад

Soo sweet, lovely animal. Interesting to learn about the moistened contact point aiding listening. And no movement, flinching whilst being punctured with the needle.

@caitwn8548 8 месяцев назад

She was so good, and is such a beautiful girl. It's so interesting to me that they hold still when their heart's being listened to. I also agree that it was very cool to hear the conversations.

@pjm204 6 месяцев назад

She was so calm and especially for being in blue! I was surprised she was only 1.9 kilos, seems light for a 10 year old Olive but she looks very healthy :)

@allexusunger3569 6 месяцев назад

I have an unrelated question, what’s your view on making a snake jungle gym? Something for outside the enclosure for enrichment. I’m sure a video you can could make on it would do well. I’d appreciate your input thank you

@LoriTorrini 6 месяцев назад

I have two playlists of snake enrichment content, have published articles about it and teach a snake enrichment webinar for the IAABC. Snake Enrichment ru-vid.com/group/PLNbZzsRecQ2ac3qvbWHmR2jxsl0B0jUtx Enrichment - Core Learning Content ru-vid.com/group/PLNbZzsRecQ2YFk327ZD0q4yyQVlXf8uQW journal.iaabcfoundation.org/enrichment-for-snakes/#:~:text=For%20snakes%20in%20captivity%2C%20cognitive,or%20mazes%20to%20figure%20out. learning.iaabcfoundation.org/en/lms/courses/enrichment-for-snakes-and-other-reptiles

@yuanheli307 6 месяцев назад

May I ask what's the purpose of chipping a snake? I usually see this done by wild reptiles researchers to identify individuals. I didn't know it's also useful in pet snakes.

@LoriTorrini 6 месяцев назад

We microchip all of our animals (dogs, horses, cats, reptiles) for identification purposes and theft deterrence. Microchipping is a safe way to provide permanent ID for an animal to prove it is yours should you become separated during a disaster or should it become lost or stolen. Many animals are successfully reunited with owners because they were microchipped.