How to Identify and Treat Turtle Prolapse
Prolapse in turtles and tortoises is a common problem. In fact, even experienced keepers encounter it – despite doing everything they can to keep their animals happy and healthy. Often, …
Prolapse in turtles and tortoises is a common problem. In fact, even experienced keepers encounter it – despite doing everything they can to keep their animals happy and healthy. Often, …
Swollen eyes are common in turtles and usually pneumonia related. Poor nutrition and dirty water could cause this as well. If your turtle is sluggish, not eating, or shows any …
What can be done to fix a cracked shell? The first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions a turtle is the shell. This portable body armour is both …
If you own a pet turtle and you have a tank for it, chances are that you might have seen some algae growing on its shell. While this is a …
My turtle has sores or holes on it’s shell Shell sores and holes are a frequent problem in turtles, but one that you must deal with quickly. Oftentimes, they can …
Vitamin K deficiency in Turtles and Tortoises Though Vitamin K is slightly less talked about than Vitamins D, A and C – it is every bit as essential! For turtles, …
Turtle Injuries and Bites Today we’re going to talk about turtle injuries and bites. You may think of turtles as slow, gentle creatures, but experienced keepers will tell you that …
Help guides for sick or injured turtles What do you do when your pet turtle becomes sick or injured? Sometimes the cause may be simple and easy to fix. Other …
Preserving your turtle’s shell after it’s death Turtle shell preservation is necessary if you want the shell to last after a turtle’s no more. As many of you may already …
When should I take my turtle to the vet? There are many instances when you must take your turtle in to see the vet, such as for viruses and respiratory …