If I only turtle it floats up and is foaming is it pneumonia? 15

Landlord, your turtle either has a cold or pneumonia.

Please determine if it is a common cold or pneumonia. Colds are pre-pneumonia, and pneumonia is post-pneumonia. There are several symptoms of pneumonia.

1.Open your mouth to breathe, and in severe cases, you will also make a scream. 2.

Put the turtle in deeper water. If the body floats on its side of the water, it is pneumonia. Note:

It is the body that floats on the surface of the water at an angle.

If pneumonia is serious, don't give up, stick to it.

**: First, keep the temperature at 30 degrees, at this temperature the turtle body has the strongest disease resistance and recovery ability.

Second, prepare ** medicines. Roxithromycin or pioneer, amoxicillin, vitamin C, needle. (Personally, I don't agree with the use of Qingda**, because *** is too big).

Third, mix amoxicillin with water, mix it in a ratio of 1:20, then put the turtle in the potion and soak for an hour. Once or twice a day. (The purpose of the bubble medicine is to allow the turtle body to absorb the medicine).

Fourth, if the turtle is still eating, roxithromycin or pioneer can be wrapped in food and then fed to the turtle. If you are no longer eating, you need to give it a dose. Replace roxithromycin or spearhead with 1:

20 proportions mixed with water, then inhaled with a needle (needles do not be), and the turtle is instilled. If the turtle is still reluctant to open its mouth, I personally recommend that you can use the mixed medicine to drop into the nose (I used to use the nose drip method to fill the turtle with medicine), 10 drops each time, three times a day.

Fifth, you can soak vitamin C once every other day to enhance disease resistance. Steep for 30 to 40 minutes at a time. (I used to use a small basin to fill warm water, and then put a vitamin C into the water, stir it evenly and put the turtle into the basin).

Sixth, if the turtle has begun to stop eating, you can soak glucose every day. It has the effect of replenishing physical strength.

Seven, ** After a week, if the turtle does not improve, it must be transferred to medicine. Because the turtle has already developed antibodies to the previous ** drug.

Note: If there is no appellation symptom 2, the slanting float in symptom 2 is just a common cold. Use lighter medications, not antibiotics. Cold spirit, banlan root and other baths.

If you float up and put it in deep water, it will float sideways, which is pneumonia.

If you don't drift sideways, you should have too weak physique.

Usually feed more fish and shrimp, lean meat, and bask in the sun.

Remember to feed raw, as well as fish and shrimp to feed freshwater, they will be swollen when they eat salty things.

Lean meat should be cut into small pieces and fed, preferably so small that it can be swallowed in one bite, and occasionally change to fish and shrimp, and if you feed shrimp, you should remove the shell of the shrimp head.

The baby turtle should remove the shrimp shell and cut it into small pieces to feed the shrimp meat.

If you feed the fish, feed the freshwater fish.

In the case of pneumonia, please refer to this method.

Well, if you float up and breathe through your mouth, the two feet in the back are weak and you have pneumonia But if it's called, it's more serious. You can soak it with amoxicillin for an hour and feed it with red Luo later. Then soak it with vitamin C. It might be fine in a week.

Upstairs said to eat raw, it turns out that cooked is the same, I have fed cooked pork and cooked shrimp, the turtle has eaten a lot, not very good. The others I think are correct.

Pneumonia, the turtle floats up and does not sink into the water, it may be pneumonia, during which it will appear in a state of lateral floating; On an empty stomach, if the turtle has not eaten for a long time, there will be no food in the belly, and it will not be able to sink, just feed it; Not adapted, the turtle needs to float for a while to get used to it when it just goes into the water, and it can go into the water after getting used to it.

1. Pneumonia. What to do if the turtle floats up and can't sink.

The turtle's inability to sink on the surface of the water may be due to pneumonia or a precursor to pneumonia, during which time it will float on its side. The owner needs to put it in the environment of 30 years and feed it with medication**, if the condition does not improve, it needs to be sent to the pet hospital.

2. Fasting. What to do if the turtle floats up and can't sink.

If the turtle does not eat for a long time, leaving its stomach empty, it will not be able to sink into the water because of its frivolity. Those who raise reeds need to feed them to solve the problem, and they also need to be fed on time when they are usually raised.

3. Not adaptable.

What should I do if the turtle floats up and the orange can't be sold.

If the turtle is active on the shore or basking in the sun for a long time, it will float on the surface of the water for a while when it first enters the water, and then dive into the water after it has become accustomed to the water, which is normal and the keeper does not need to worry.

If the turtle doesn't pop when it opens its mouth, it won't get pneumonia, and it will also breathe.

Look at the wood that fits.

Pneumonia is a common disease of tortoises and tortoises, which has been plaguing many newcomers, with a high mortality rate and many complications.

Symptoms of tortoise pneumonia:

a. The most "famous" symptom of pneumonia is that the turtle opens its mouth to breathe, because the turtle's mouth will open and close in the water by a small margin, and if you are a little nervous, this normal phenomenon will be regarded as pneumonia. And the turtle will also yawn, as long as the mouth is not opened to breathe frequently, and the breathing does not come with a popping turtle, it is not pneumonia.

b. There is also a long appearance in Brazil, because the Brazil on the market has almost all been degraded wild, so aggressive individuals are rare. Wild Brazil will open its mouth and make a whirring sound when threatened, and because it is relatively "rare", it will be mistaken for pneumonia (I am depressed, I have not seen aggressive Brazil in the vegetable market and countryside for a long time, how can someone buy it on the side of the road...).

In fact, hawkbeaks and crocodiles also have this temper, but turtle friends who raise these two turtles should already know this. When the turtle "takes a deep breath", its neck will bulge like a frog, but this is a normal phenomenon and there is no need to worry about it at all. The turtle's nod is also breathing, and there is no need to worry about it.

Pneumonia** Some information says that turtles can't leave the water, but in fact, this is also a misunderstanding, which may be the result of false rumors.

c. The turtle with pneumonia will leave the water, in fact, this is also a protection for itself, because it is easy to choke and drown in the water. I've been thinking about the formation of misunderstandings for a long time (so I've delayed the deadline...) And specially went to consult one party (diving master, looking for him for 2 days, legend has it that this person has a bad habit of not inviting food, so perennial diving to avoid the pursuit of the enemy), the pneumonia turtle opened its mouth to breathe when the voice was "hoarse", so people mistakenly thought that it was because of the dry environment so it was difficult to breathe, and then there was a misunderstanding that "the turtle of pneumonia can not leave the water".

In fact, the reason for the strange sound made by the turtle during pneumonia is similar to the reason why people cannot pronounce clearly during pneumonia - a large amount of pus accumulates in the respiratory tract, and the gas cannot enter and exit smoothly, so the strange sound is made. It's also a misunderstanding to say that pneumonia can't leave the water (and it will also make a turtle die), but it's a pity that I myself was unfortunately hit by it, and I have been buried in this misunderstanding, and I only learned about it recently, which is really ashamed.

Diagnosis of turtle pneumonia: in the early stage of pneumonia, the turtle has fever, difficulty breathing, sometimes wheezing, the turtle's eyes are dull and tearful, runny nose or nasal blisters, the severe ones have scabbed nostrils, the eye circles are white, the turtle body gradually emaciated, shrinks its head, stops feeding, continues to deteriorate and causes lung abscess, gangrene, and finally suffocates to death.

Prevention of turtle pneumonia: The most important thing to prevent turtle pneumonia is to prevent colds. Ensure that the temperature in the turtle house is constant, and the temperature difference does not change much.

Pay attention to ventilation in summer. When the ambient temperature drops suddenly, the temperature is increased in time. When changing the water, the water temperature should be kept consistent, and the maximum temperature difference should be controlled within 2.

It will not be passed on to people

Don't let him soak in water all day long.

People are amphibians !!

Otherwise, he will die soon.

It is not contagious! Ask your veterinarian!

Bubbling up when drinking water alone doesn't guarantee pneumonia.

In the early stage of pneumonia, the turtle has fever, difficulty breathing, sometimes wheezing, the turtle's eyes are dull and watery, runny nose or nasal blisters, and in severe cases, the nostrils are scabbed, and the eye circles are white.

If you have the above symptoms, you can put the sick turtle into a 1:20 gentamicin solution and take amoxicillin orally at the same time.

Swollen eyes are common diseases of turtles, the eyes of the turtle are inflamed and congested, the eyeballs and nostrils are covered by white secretions, and the turtles often rub their eyes with their forelimbs. **The water quality is not fresh, the alkalinity is too high, the turtle's eye is injured, the overwintering period does not see sunlight, and bacterial infection can cause this disease. After the onset of the disease, it should be isolated in time**, and the glans can be dropped with oxflu less star eye drops or rifampicin eye drops, 2 times a day, generally after a few days**.

**It is best to dry raise during this period.

The turtle drank water and bubbled, and it was not sure that it was pneumonia. If the turtle is floating on the surface of the water and cannot sink and has white eye disease, you can try the following**.

1.Soak with 30 ppm of dysentery plus 10 ml of povidone-iodine.

Change the water once a day (the specific time depends on the water quality, if the water smells, you can change the water) 3Pick out the white material from the turtle's eye area (in the case of white eye, a white purulent substance will appear). Apply chlortetracycline eye ointment to the turtle's eye area.

4.If the disease worsens, penicillin injections of 30,000 IU kg may be tried