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It is normal for tortoises to shed their skin and shell scutes. They do so as they grow. New and larger scutes are produced beneath the old ones, allowing the shell to get bigger. They...
Why Tortoises Get Bladder Stones and How to Prevent and Treat Them
There are several reasons why tortoises get bladder stones, such as periods of dehydration or nutritional imbalances. Sometimes, the causes are linked with underlying diseases....
Tortoises need to be taken to the vet, but not as often or for the same reasons as dogs or cats that require jabs once in a while. Although it’s not absolutely necessary, it’s still...
Tortoises are generally safe to keep as pets because they rarely cause allergies. Rather than the tortoise itself, the bigger risk factor for allergies is the substrate found in the...
Under normal circumstances, a warm environment is welcomed by tortoises. Since they are cold-blooded, they need a certain temperature in order to be comfortable. Still, even tortoises...
The Hermann’s tortoise is the most low maintenance tortoise breed. They are a resilient species, with a varied diet and are able thrive both indoors and...
