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Keeping reptiles can be very rewarding and many different types of reptiles – snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises, etc. – make great pets. They are not like cats and dogs, however, and it is important to understand reptiles' health needs in order to provide them a comfortable, safe home. If you can recognize the most common reptile diseases, you can easily take steps to keep your pets happy and healthy.
Recognizing a Sick Reptile
Many symptoms of common reptile diseases are similar, and while one or two symptoms may not allow you to properly diagnose what ails your pet, if you notice these types of symptoms it is best to seek proper veterinary care. Typical disease symptoms include…
Because many symptoms are quite general and could be signs of different diseases, an expert veterinary diagnosis is essential to ensure your pet reptile gets the proper treatment.
Most Common Reptile Diseases
There are a number of different diseases and infections that are common in reptiles. While some types of reptiles are more susceptible to certain diseases than others, some of the most common problems to watch for include…
Keeping Your Reptile Healthy
Because so many of the most common reptile diseases are spread through a poor environment, it is critical to keep your reptile's habitat in peak condition to keep your pet healthy. Check the environment's temperature and humidity levels regularly, and make any adjustments necessary to keep the readings within your pet's optimum range. Clean and disinfect the tank or cage often, removing all feces, leftover foods, soiled bedding and other debris. Provide a nutritious, balanced diet to your pet, paying attention to meeting all their vitamin and mineral needs. With this type of good care, you can help your reptile stay healthy and avoid many of the most common diseases pet reptiles can succumb to.
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Diabetes can be a challenging condition to manage, especially in pets that cannot verbally communicate how they feel. Recognizing the symptoms of diabetes in...
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