The Brazilian red-eared turtle is a relatively common species of turtle in the market, and they are more suitable for breeding at home. In the process of breeding them, many breeders will report that they bite, but others will report that their Brazilian red-eared turtles never bite. So, do they bite or not?
Judging from the character of the Brazilian red-eared turtle, their character is not too fierce. Moreover, they are one of the more intelligent species of turtles, and they can recognize their owners. After recognizing the Lord, biting the owner is relatively rare; If a stranger approaches, they may bite the stranger. In addition, in some special periods, the Brazilian red-eared turtle is more likely to bite people. For example, when they are upset, if the owner touches them forcibly at this time, the owner may also be bitten. Moreover, when they are in estrus, they are also easy to bite people.
Although bites by Brazilian red-eared turtles are not particularly common, they may still occur. After being bitten, it is better to sterilize and disinfect in time. From the virological point of view, the Brazilian red-eared turtle belongs to a cold-blooded animal, and it is not necessary to inject rabies vaccine when bitten by them; It is better to inject rabies vaccine when bitten by some warm-blooded animals. However, if the bite is a child, considering that their resistance will be relatively weak, it is best to go to the hospital to deal with the wound.
In the process of breeding, in order to avoid being bitten by Brazilian red-eared turtles, we can avoid approaching them when they are irritable and in heat. When touching them, you can touch their back armor, do not touch their neck and front paws.
