Whether turtle enteritis will heal on its own depends on the severity of the enteritis.

1. If turtle enteritis is in the early stage, it can heal itself. Be careful not to have too big a temperature difference and stop feeding. Generally, it will be cured in a week.

2. If turtle enteritis is in the middle or late stage, the disease needs to be isolated in time to prevent it from being transmitted. Then the diseased turtle should be soaked in amoxicillin solution, or oxytetracycline can be used. (If the turtle can still eat, you can inject drugs into small fish or shrimps. Commonly used drugs include florfenicol, but if the turtle has closed its mouth, you need to take a medicated bath and subcutaneous drug injection. You can use For oxytetracycline, add 0.4 to 0.6 grams per liter of water, and then soak it for about three hours a day, and increase the subcutaneous injection of florfenicol.)

If the owner discovers that the turtle is suffering from enteritis and ignores it , over time it will cause the turtle to die. Once a turtle is found to be suffering from enteritis, the owner should immediately isolate and raise the sick turtle to prevent it from being transmitted to other turtles. First, stop feeding, and then increase the temperature of the turtle's living environment. In severe cases, a medicinal bath is required.

Tip:

Turtles suffering from enteritis will have symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, dry and loose skin. In normal times, owners should regularly clean and disinfect the environment in which the turtle lives, and the food they feed should also be kept fresh and clean. Pay attention to the choice of feed, and do not feed a large amount when the temperature is too low. It is best to control the moisture in the food, or feed more crude fiber plants.