Turtle claws can grow back if they are rotten. The rotten claws are usually caused by skin diseases. The owner can apply medicine on the turtle's wounds and replace the sewage to keep the turtle dry for a period of time. If it is caused by trauma, as long as the roots are There is no damage, and owners who can regrow their claws after a period of conditioning do not need to worry too much.

How to deal with rotten turtle claws

1. Apply ointment

Use clean cotton cloth or paper towel to absorb the moisture from the wound to avoid An infection occurs. Then dip a cotton swab into chlortetracycline ointment, apply it evenly on the injured area, and massage gently.

2. Medicinal bath treatment

Disinfect the wound, then soak it in diluted potassium permanganate solution, apply an appropriate amount of iodophor, and dry it. a period of time.

3. Change the water regularly

While applying the medicine, it is also necessary to clean up the stains in the turtle tank and replace it with new water. You can choose pure water that is not contaminated, or connect tap water and let it dry for 2 to 3 days before use.

4. Carry out tank cultivation

Keep it in the tank for a period of time. During this period, you can soak it in water three times a day for about half an hour each time. When not soaking in water, apply povidone to the affected area to disinfect it.