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Why doesn't the grass turtle eat? What should I do?

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Entering a new environment: Grass tortoises may not eat because they have entered a new environment and are afraid to eat. Do not disturb them at this time, and wait until they are adapted before feeding. Enteritis: It may also be because they have enteritis. At this time, they need to be fished out and injected with a certain concentration of berberine solution. Food does not fit the mouth: There may be food they do not like to eat, at this time can be fed some meat to stimulate them to eat.
Why doesn't the grass turtle eat? What should I do?

One, enter new environment

1, reason: When putting grass tortoise into a new environment, they can produce the mood that fear. When they are fed at this time, they will not only not eat, but also be afraid.

2. Treatment method: When the grass turtle enters a new environment, it usually takes 3-7 days to adapt to it. Don't worry about them at this time. When they get used to it, they will keep crawling around. At this time, feed them, and they will take the initiative to eat.

2, suffer from enteritis

1, reason: When grass tortoise suffers from enteritis, can inappetence, produce anorexia mood, and refuse to eat a thing.

2. Treatment method: fish out the grass turtles suffering from enteritis and put them in a new container separately to prevent them from infecting other grass turtles. A certain concentration of berberine solution is absorbed by a syringe, and the sick grass turtles are injected to treat the sick grass turtles. When they recover, they can eat normally.

3. Food does not fit the mouth

1. Reason: If they are fed a kind of food for a long time, or if they are fed some food they do not like, such as vegetables or inferior turtle feed, they will feel bored and do not eat food.

2. How to deal with it: Give them some food they like to eat, such as small fish, shrimp and other meat they like to eat, so that they will eat.

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