Lamontelle4
Chirping
- Aug 11, 2019
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Sometimes it’s a dry bite and no venom was injected. I have a friend who works with snakes so I have rattlesnake anti venom for my dog. Though non of my birds have never been bitten. I’ve been fortunate that I have never had to deal with a snake bite on any animal before. copper head venom can cause severe damage to tissue around the bite. So if you duck pulls through this then I would pro watch for secondary infections. The only Full proof way to treat a snake bite is to administer anti venom. Though it’s not always available unfortunately. They Basically make anti venom by injecting small amounts of venom into an animal and then collecting the antibodies from the blood of said animal. It’s kinda a long tedious process sometimes.One of my ducks just got bit by a copperhead. Is there anything I can do ?