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Quick answer
If possible, shut all the doors leaving only an escape route
back outside. If the animal is hiding or trapped contact the
RSPCA.
Further information
Very occasionally a snake will venture into a house by accident
or will be brought inside by a cat. It's likely the snake will
be scared and will often attempt to hide. If you can not easily
catch the snake (or are not confident to do so) close all the
doors to the room, leaving only an escape route to the
garden/outside. Once it feels the threat has passed the snake
should move back outside.
If this is not possible, or the animal is trapped or hiding,
please contact the
RSPCA;
alternatively your local
Amphibian and
Reptile Group (ARG) may have an expert who can give you a
hand.
It's unlikely the snake will want to keep coming back into the
house so you don't need to worry about it returning.
Native snakes.
Make your garden
reptile-friendly.
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