# == # Step 1 Understand that the shell of a tortoise is a living part of the tortoise. It will reflect the health of your pet and should be monitored with care. # Step 2 Realize that it's very safe to wash your tortoise, and many of them enjoy it. # Step 3 Keep these tips in mind for other pets like turtles and terrapins, which also need their shells cleaned occasionally. == # Step 1 Fill a shallow tub with a few inches of tepid water. # Step 2 Allow your tortoise to sit in the water and rehydrate itself. This should take about 15 to 20 minutes. # Step 3 Replace the water in the tub. # Step 4 Use a toothbrush to scrub the tortoise's belly and shell. You can also gently scrub the legs and arms of your tortoise. # Step 5 Rinse your tortoise's body well. == # Step 1 Know that sunlight and proper nutrition should be enough to keep your tortoise healthy. # Step 2 Know that tortoises generally do not need a commercial salve applied to their shell. # Step 3 Consult a veterinarian for help regarding tortoise shell care. This says nothing about soap so i wouldn't! just to be safe
you probably could but it would be better for their health if you just use safe, clean water.
toothbrush
No you can't use human soap, you should use soap made for small animals like guinea pigs.
Head and shoulders
A good car wash soap, it doesn't leave spots, dish soap will.
Chickens have to wash their mouths out with soap because they use fowl language.
You should wash your hands with an antibacterial soap after you cut up the chicken.
use soap
umm...you wash your hands.
You can wash your hair with any soap but if u dont use a good shampoo ,it will dry out your hair. You can but I dont recommend it.
no it does not because if u use a cloth with warm water and soap it should be good to go
the ingredients in the soap heats the fat and it is easier to remove
Use soap and water
Too bad!You will have to wash tub and scrub it with soap. Use Borax.You should pick out the worms with pliers!