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RE: Internal parasites

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Posted by: tortugas at Sat Aug 14 18:53:06 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tortugas ]  
   

Panacur is also used to deworm hourses. You can get it in a paste form from feed stores. I would suggest using it around 2 weeks after the first time you use it, as it will kill any worms that have hatcheed after the first treatment. A good natural dewormer is Pumpkin - although with box turtles, its hard to get them to eat it. Go with the dosage your doctor recomends. I believe they could have been introduced via bird or other animal droppings.

Parasites are common in turtles and tortoises, but under stress or cramped condition, could become dangerous.

Bill


   

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