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<blockquote data-quote="N8tive556" data-source="post: 75057" data-attributes="member: 4106"><p>I must admit tissue paper and corn flour are new method to me, I probably shouldn't about this but I did once perform a pseudo emergency suture on a Sturmi once, she had ruptured her abdomen (not as severely as seen in these photos) I just used apair of feeding things and a couple small dabs of super glue... The t made a good recovery (albeit not quick) and she lived another 3 years before she passed. I bid you much luck please please please keep us updated</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="N8tive556, post: 75057, member: 4106"] I must admit tissue paper and corn flour are new method to me, I probably shouldn't about this but I did once perform a pseudo emergency suture on a Sturmi once, she had ruptured her abdomen (not as severely as seen in these photos) I just used apair of feeding things and a couple small dabs of super glue... The t made a good recovery (albeit not quick) and she lived another 3 years before she passed. I bid you much luck please please please keep us updated [/QUOTE]
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