Usually there are two main reasons why turtles vomit food: First, the external environment in which the turtle lives is not suitable for the turtle to survive. The turtle produces stress reactions, such as water temperature, light, etc. Sometimes the turtle food is too hard or too soft, which can also cause this. situation occurs. Secondly, pathological changes in the turtle's body, such as enteritis, pharyngitis, etc., will cause the turtle to be unable to eat food or vomit food due to tissue and organ pain.

What to do if a turtle vomits food:

1. Lure the turtle into eating: Use an object similar to a toothpick and shake it back and forth in front of the turtle. If the turtle is too scared and hides in the shell, the owner should not worry too much. You can slowly put the shrimp in front of the turtle's eyes and gently shake it to attract the turtle's attention. If the turtle runs away again, put the food in the turtle's shell. That's it there.

2. Change the eating environment: Most turtles will feel scared when entering a new environment. If the turtle's pool is too far away from the sun and the environment is very poor, it is recommended that the owner move its home to the balcony. That would be the best. With sunlight, turtles quickly adapt to their environment, but of course, they need shelter to enhance their sense of security.

3. Timely treatment: Exclude external factors. If pathological changes are found in the turtle, seek medical treatment in time.