Can potassium permanganate be applied directly to turtle skin ulcers?

It does not need to be smeared, but soaked in potassium permanganate solution for about 20 minutes, 1-2 times a day. After soaking, you can use alcohol and other disinfectants and disinfectants to apply to the affected area and dry for a period of time. If it's a Brazilian tortoise, it's put back in the water after half an hour.

If it's a grass tortoise, try to keep it as dry as possible.

Ulcers can't be put in water. Put it in the sun every day.

Or sprinkle a little bit of medicine to the ulcer Cephalosporin can be high acid price?? Put less.

1. Turtles can be used Turtles can be soaked with potassium permanganate, potassium permanganate is used as a strong oxidant, and new ecological oxygen is released in case of organic matter, which has the effect of killing bacteria. Its bactericidal power is extremely strong.

Second, the following points need to be paid attention to when soaking turtles with potassium permanganate:

The liquid medicine should be used with the mixture, and should not be used indiscriminately;

2.The dosage should be accurate, too high concentration will cause local corrosion and ulceration, and the concentration cannot be increased at will to prolong the immersion time;

3.Use wooden or plastic containers to prepare pharmaceutical liquids, not metal containers;

4.It is best to choose a sunny day with a suitable temperature (10 15) and avoid direct sunlight when bathing;

5.Do not leave people during the medicinal bath, and pay attention to observation, and if you find that the turtle has abnormal phenomena such as floating head, swaying, and restlessness, you should immediately remove it.

3. Potassium permanganate is widely used as an oxidant in the production of chemicals, such as saccharin, vitamin C, isoniazid and benzoic acid; used as preservative, disinfectant, deodorant and antidote in medicine; In water purification and wastewater treatment, it is used as a water treatment agent to oxidize hydrogen sulfide, phenol, iron, manganese and organic, inorganic and other pollutants to control odor and decolorization; In gas purification, trace sulfur, arsenic, phosphorus, silane, borane and sulfide can be removed; In mining metallurgy, oxidants for the separation of molybdenum from copper, the removal of impurities from zinc and cadmium, and the flotation of compounds; It is also used as a bleaching agent for special fabrics, waxes, greases and resins, an adsorbent for gas masks, and a colorant for wood and copper.

Potassium permanganate is a strong oxygen chain detector, which releases new ecological oxygen when it encounters organic matter, and has the effect of killing bacteria. Its bactericidal power is very strong, and the concentration of soaking fish and black is 1:2000-1:

5000 (volume fraction) is 1 kg of water with grams of potassium permanganate, and the color of the tomato changes to pale grape juice, which is also considered to be pink or rosy red. The time for soaking the turtle is generally 30 minutes, the time should not be too long or too short, and the frequency should not be too much, generally once or twice a month. The key points to pay attention to in the preparation of potassium permanganate liquid are as follows:

1.The liquid medicine should be used at any time.

2.The dosage should be accurate, too high concentration will cause local corrosion and ulceration, and the concentration cannot be increased at will to prolong the immersion time;

3.Use wooden or plastic containers to prepare pharmaceutical liquids, not metal containers;

4.It is best to choose a sunny day with a suitable temperature (10 15) and avoid direct sunlight when bathing;

5.Do not leave people during the medicinal bath, and pay attention to observation, and when you find that the turtle has abnormal phenomena such as floating head, swaying, and restlessness, you should immediately remove it.

If the turtle has ** ulceration, it may be because the turtle has rotting skin disease. You can wipe the diseased part of the turtle with disinfectant and sterilization drugs, or soak the turtle in the diluted liquid with water, then remove the rotten skin, and apply an anti-inflammatory ointment to the wound**.

Many people who raise turtles should want to know what to do if the turtle ** festers. If the turtle has ** ulceration, it is likely that the turtle is suffering from rot disease, mainly due to water quality problems, and the turtle needs to be taken out of the water immediately for dry rearing.

After that, you can buy a disinfectant and sterilization solution to treat the diseased part of the turtle, which can usually be purchased at a pet store or hospital. However, for severely ill tortoises, it is best to soak it in a liquid diluted with water.

Finally, it is necessary to remove the rotten skin on the turtle with a tool, and apply a cotton swab dipped in anti-inflammatory ointment to the wound, and wrap it in gauze, apply it twice a year, under normal circumstances, insist on about a week, the condition can get better, but it may take 1 to 2 months to really heal.

Although the turtle has a long life and tenacious vitality, it does not mean that we can let go of the turtle and only give it food. If there is a problem with the water quality or if the food is not good, the turtle will also get sick or even die. Skin decay is a common disease in turtles, which is mainly caused by the decay of the epidermis, which is generally related to water quality.

So can you use anti-inflammatory erythromycin when the turtle is rotten?

You can use a small cotton swab dipped in erythromycin ointment to apply erythromycin ointment to the rotten area, but remember to dry it for a period of time after applying it, and do not enter the water. Here's how to do it: Remove the rotten part with a toothpick, then rinse the wound with a low concentration of potassium permanganate, and then apply erythromycin eye ointment.

In addition, it should be noted that if it is dry-raised, it can be properly soaked in water every day, and add some salt, otherwise there will be a shortage of water, and salt will have a certain degree of disinfection effect.

1.** with external liquid medications, of course, you can also use iodophor, hydrogen peroxide, purple syrup, etc. However, it should be noted that when using iodophor or povidone-iodine, it should be diluted first, then soaked for 30 minutes, and then dried and cured.

Hydrogen peroxide and purple potions are best, but it is important to prevent them from straying into the turtle's eyes. For minor decay, apply and disinfect it, then allow it to dry for about 35 minutes.

2.You can also apply a small amount of topical ointment**, you can use chlortetracycline ointment, erythromycin ointment, etc., in fact, in general, there is no need for expensive drugs such as Daknin, Baiduobang, etc. Generally, after applying these ointments 1 to 2 times, the rest is dried up, but you need to drink water for half an hour to an hour a day before feeding.

It should be noted that it should not be left to dry for too long, otherwise it can easily lead to dehydration of the turtle.

The tortoise suffers from **rot. This is most likely due to water quality issues in feeding. Be aware of environmental issues when raising turtles.

Putrid skin disease is also known as ulcer disease. As the name suggests, it is an epidermal ulcer. This is because the tortoise's body ruptures due to various reasons, and then comes into contact with unclean water and becomes infected with bacteria.

It is located in any part of the tortoise's body, such as the limbs and neck. Ulcers can occur on the carapace, dorsal and ventral carapace. In severe cases, ulcers can develop.

In severe cases, the ulcer oozes blood, tissue necrosis, swelling of the edges of the lesion, ulcer enlargement and death.

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Turtle bubbles with potassium permanganate are potentially lethal. This drug is a commonly used disinfectant in the past, with strong oxidation, but the demand for dosage is relatively large, and if you want to achieve the effect of disinfection, it will often cause adverse effects on turtles. Usually, only potassium permanganate is used to disinfect the feeding container, or the diseased area is smeared after the skin is rotten, and the whole thing cannot be entered.

In addition to potassium permanganate, other disinfectants such as poviodarone can be selected.

Soak potassium permanganate in water. Take a cotton swab and apply it to the rotten area, then put it in a place where there is no water, and apply it again after 10 minutes, once a day, not too severe, once every 2 days. Be careful to put the turtle in a dry place after applying it, and put it back in the water for about 30 minutes.

Soak in water. The turtle can't stand it!!