No. Some of them do, some of them don't. And salmonella is much more common with Do_all_red_eared_sliders_have_salmonellathan with adults. Just to be safe, you should always wash your hands after touching them. You should also wash your hands before touching them, because turtles can get sick from germs that humans carry.
i dont think all of them but i do think all of them
yes
Almost all wild turtles have salmonella. However, that doesn't mean that a human will definitely get it from a turtle that carries the bacteria. In fact, humans have natural E. coli (the bacteria that causes salmonella) in our intestines. Washing your hands before and after handling the turtle, and being careful not to let small children put turtles in their mouths will go a long way in preventing salmonella.
i heard something about using copper sulfate to get rid of the salmonella germs on my turtles.
It's illegal because turtles can carry dangerous and fatal deceases like Salmonella.
all turtles have a somach
All turtles are reptiles. All Frogs are amphibians.
some turtles carry salmonella
Do baby Water Turles carry salmonella?
Well salmonella can be found in types of turtles and it can also be found in some frogs.
Salmonella and mycobacterium
Turtles Normally Have Salmonella
Almost all wild turtles have salmonella. However, that doesn't mean that a human will definitely get it from a turtle that carries the bacteria. In fact, humans have natural E. coli (the bacteria that causes salmonella) in our intestines. Washing your hands before and after handling the turtle, and being careful not to let small children put turtles in their mouths will go a long way in preventing salmonella.
No you could get salmonella from birds and turtles but that's only if you touch them and handle them, if you handle birds and turtles wash your hands well -also you can get it from food.
salmonella can kill u. many animals can carry it i had turtles and my mom warned me about it.
i heard something about using copper sulfate to get rid of the salmonella germs on my turtles.
Snakes, lizards, iguanas and turtles can all pass salmonella on to you, which is why you should always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling them. Chicken eggs too!
Bacteria of genus Salmonella are normal mutualistic symbionts in the intestine of turtles; however you can see it with a fecal colture.
its very natural and healthy for a turtle to have salmonella and you cant get rid of it but you can get it but just make sure that you wash your hands after holding them