What if the tortoise is injured and bleeding? What if it fights

Hemostasis: The tortoise needs to stop bleeding when it is injured and bleeding. At this time, the tortoise should be fished out of the water and the hemostatic drug should be quickly applied to the wound. Disinfection: After the bleeding stops, you can use iodophor or alcohol to disinfect the wound. Apply ointment: Finally, apply some anti-inflammatory ointment. If the injured part is large or the wound is deep, it is best to press the wound with gauze, and then disinfect and diminish inflammation after the wound stops bleeding.

1. What should I do if the Brazilian tortoise is injured and bleeding

1. Hemostasis: If the Brazilian tortoise is injured and bleeding, the breeder should stop the bleeding first. At this time, the Brazilian tortoise should be fished out of the water immediately, and the bleeding position should be found, and then the hemostatic drug should be smeared or sprayed on the wound.

2. Disinfection: After the blood flow stops, disinfect with iodophor, alcohol or methyl violet solution.

3. Apply ointment: After disinfection, apply some anti-inflammatory drugs. It is best for breeders to keep the wounds on land until they scab. If they can't adapt to the land environment for a long time, they can dissolve amoxicillin in water and then put Brazilian tortoises in it. And during the treatment, try not to let them move, so as to avoid the wound cracking or injury again.

2. What should Brazilian tortoises do to fight

Brazilian tortoises are not only lively, but also fierce. If multiple Brazilian tortoises are raised together, there may be fighting problems. In order to avoid the situation of Brazilian tortoises fighting, we must first ensure that they have sufficient living space. Although Brazilian tortoises are small in size, they are highly active. If there is not enough space for activities, they will fight for territory.

Secondly, it is necessary to ensure sufficient food. Brazilian tortoises have strong ability to snatch food. If there is not enough food, there will be fights. Breeders should ensure that there is enough food when feeding, and try their best to ensure that they can eat food.

Finally, it is to keep them separately during estrus. After estrus, Brazilian tortoises are extremely irritable, so breeders need to keep them separately to avoid fighting.