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Grass tortoise rotted skin what is the reason, how to have treated?

Jesse Pinkman
Veterinary medical practitioner
The treatment of the rotten skin of the tortoise can generally adopt the method of dry nourishment or medication. If the condition of rotten skin is not serious, it can be treated by dry nourishment. In the process of dry maintenance, attention should be paid to keeping clean and dealing with feces in time. If the degree of rotten skin is serious, it must be treated by medicine. You can use povidone iodine, erythromycin and other drugs to wipe. After the occurrence of rotten turtle skin, we must treat it in time, otherwise the more difficult it is to treat it in the later stage.
Grass tortoise rotted skin what is the reason, how to have treated?

1. what is the reason for the rotten skin of the grass turtle

The rotten skin of the grass turtle is generally caused by bacteria. If the water quality of the environment where the grass turtle grows is not clean, it will easily lead to bacterial growth. Bacteria will directly invade the skin of the tortoise after breeding, coupled with the poor resistance of some tortoises themselves, so it is easy to occur the phenomenon of rotten skin. Secondly, we need to give the tortoise regular sunshine, light is a sharp weapon to kill bacteria, if the light is not enough, it will be easy to breed bacteria or parasites.

2. how to treat the rotten skin of the grass turtle

First of all, in the ordinary maintenance process, we must pay attention to keeping the water clean, and usually give the grass turtle more sunshine, feed more nutritious food, such as fish, meat, etc., can enhance its resistance. After the appearance of rotten skin, if the symptoms are mild, you can not use drug treatment, first for a period of dry nourishment, to keep the body dry. But in the process of dry maintenance, we should pay attention to its own cleanliness. If the symptoms are serious, medication is needed. It can be treated by applying povidone iodine or erythromycin, or by feeding amoxicillin, but the course of treatment is relatively long and requires patience and careful treatment.

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