the pet store i go to only has flavored cuttle bones.
could i give the torts a cuttle bone thats flavored?
i have some kind of calcium i think it's called reptical, what do you think would be better?
reptical or cuttle bone?
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Cuttle Bone question
shelly78
Jan 03, 2004 06:33 PM
Replies (2)
tortusjack
Jan 04, 2004 06:09 AM
My personal view on useing a "flavored" cuttlebone would be not to use it. Not that the flavoring is likely to be "poisonous to most animals", but if your tort becomes addicted to the flavor & then the manufacturer stops production your scuppered. At least by only using an "original" type I'm sure you can always locate it from other sources.
As the "flavored/Repcal" is your only choices, I'd stick with the Repcal till I located an "uncontaminated" cuttlebone.
graham(UK)
DaviDC.
Jan 04, 2004 11:57 AM
Kmart, Wat-Mart, & most drug stores sell cuttle bone in the bird section of the pet supplies department. Chances are the ones you find there will be cheaper than what's offered at a pet store.
