Nope, but I take advice from trained toxicologists who specialize in snake bites. Specifically Spencer Greene who is the leading snakebite toxicologist in the United States, who does not recommend benadryl for snake bites as a treatment. I do also have professional and educational expertise in reptiles, especially snakes.
Do they work with birds as the victims?
You are loosing me. Bit recently, or a few weeks ago?
Can you show a video of her now? How long ago was she bitten? Where was she bitten? Can you show a picture of actual snake just to be sure?
Dr. Brandehoff along with DR. Greene is a leading snake bite toxicologist.
If you want to ask questions to veterinarians trained in snake bites, there is a group on Facebook called National Veterinary Snakebite Support. They can answer all of your questions thoroughly and efficiently.
What organization? Based on website sources are private or NGO's looking for money.
Why are you ducks getting into snakes so much. My dogs search the snakes out. Chickens and Osage Copperheads here can generally avoid each other even though they have serious range over lap where chickens forage.
