If it gets cold where you live during winter time, then your turtle will most likely slowly stop eating, and become much less active. This is a sign that conditions are becoming increasingly difficult for him to cope with. It is natural for him to want to go into hibernation. They should burrow into the soil to wait out the unfavorable cooler months in a deep sleep. It is important for you to discover where he intends to burrow so that you can look in on him every once in awhile. He still needs to have his enclosure sprayed to maintain humidity to keep his skin from drying out. If your turtle is looking sickly, do not let him go inactive for the winter. It is likely that he will not survive. Take him to a veterinarian that specializes in reptiles to decide the best course of action.
Do you have a heat lamp for the turtle? See the Related Question below.
Call your doctor.
You should bring it to the vet,could be sick.
avocado's are mostly eaten on Wednesday's or Friday's because those are the day's that seems like people like myself should be eating avocado
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If a turtle doesn't eat for several days, you should take it to the vet. When an animal doesn't eat it could be the sign of all kinds of different things. Remember, a turtle doesn't have to eat every day, and they don't have to eat a lot. A large turtle can live on one banana a week.
i have a temperature of 34.3 most days. At night i shiver even with the heating on . The doctor has checked for thyroid but says he is not concerned with thyroid levels. should i be concerned,
no
Eat some every day. If you miss on certain days, eat more on other days.
yes but barely i suggest u use a litte bit of a grape tomato or if you have a fly swatter u can kill a fly and feed him the fly hope it helped!
Try putting the turtle in a dark corner. Or cover it so that it has a nice shaded area to dine. Then place some food near the shelter and if all else fails the turtle probably has a specific diet and you should clear it with a vet just in case it is sick.
As far as I'm concerned, baby hamsters should NOT do this!