This plant is one with a danger sign for some mammals like cats and dogs, but it is absolutely good for a Horsefield. Only that excess could lead to an effect on the moving of a division of the large intestine; which is known as a laxative. A chemical analyst added that Aloe contains different … Read more
Aquilegia features a harmful chemical compound known as Cynanogenic glycoside, and although there have been no reported cases of poisoning in humans or in pets such as tortoises and turtles, It would be best avoided. The roots and plant seeds contain high elements of poison and have cardiogenic toxins that lead to both extreme gastroenteritis … Read more
Yes! Artichokes are healthy for tortoises, and turtles. They contain vitamin C, folic acid, potassium, niacin, and lots of antioxidants. These vitamins and minerals help prevent illness and support your pet’s immune system, muscles, metabolism, and more. Artichokes may also help torts and turtles with irritable bowels. Can a Horsefield Tortoise eat Avocado? No matter … Read more
Naturally, eggs are not part of diet for Hermann tortoises. Nevertheless, your tortoise will love to crunch on it if offered. However, that does not mean it is safe for them as eggs although rich in cacium and minerals also contain fats and proteins that aren’t healthy for your reptile. With that being said, small … Read more
Is it just regular dirt? Some tortoise may eat dirt because they can see traces of minerals in it and feel they have a mineral deficiency, such as calcium. Others do it to try out new things. If that is the case, we recommend providing cuttle bone (with the hard back scraped off). If your … Read more