Feb 18, 2023 · If a tortoise has a breathing condition, it’ll have mucus dripping from its nostrils and mouth. Wipe away the mucus regularly with a clean, damp cloth to prevent mucus buildup. …

How do you tell if a tortoise has a respiratory infection? There may be a discharge from the nose, and the mucous membranes may be pale grey or, in severe cases, blue. Examination of the …

May 31, 2024 · Treating your tortoise for a respiratory infection, requires time, care, and patience. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you through the process: Identify the Symptoms: Keep …

A runny nose (upper respiratory tract disease) is very common in tortoises. This can sometimes be caused by a piece of grass or hay becoming stuck inside the nose, but it can also be …

May 7, 2020 · Respiratory infections in tortoises can be grouped into upper respiratory tract infections, where the most obvious symptom is a runny nose (known as ‘rhinitis’), accounting …

Some tortoises may have bubbles blow out their nose and some may make whistling sounds, clicks, or even gurgles. A badly affected tortoise may have its mouth slightly open because …

Jul 26, 2020 · Bubbles from the nose ARE a sign of a respiratory problem. Your tortoise looks pretty good in the photos, though, so it may be mild enough that he may be able to get over it …

Jan 14, 2025 · What Causes Respiratory Infection In Tortoises? 1. Microbe Attack. 2. Hypovitaminosis A. 3. Unhealthy Bedding. 4. Improper Temperature. 5. Post-Brumation Effect. …

The classic symptoms of upper respiratory tract infections are a runny nose and sometimes small bubbles at the nostrils. The discharge from the nose is usually clear. Apart from discharge and …

Infected tortoises are often in appetent, lethargic with clear nasal discharge, bubbling from the nares or have clogged nares and have lost weight or feel light. Chronic cases can have erosion of