... and give her anti-pyramiding pellets.
Please explain what these are. I would love to find a pellet that prevents pyramiding...
... and give her anti-pyramiding pellets.
Awwwe maaaan! You beat me to it!Please explain what these are. I would love to find a pellet that prevents pyramiding...
You can buy these pellets here: http://www.petsmart.com/reptile/foo...-tortoise-food-zid36-4050/cat-36-catid-500004Please explain what these are. I would love to find a pellet that prevents pyramiding...
That's a good tortoise food to use occasionally but I don't think it has anything to do with preventing pyramiding. I think humidity and hydration have more to do with it..You can buy these pellets here: http://www.petsmart.com/reptile/foo...-tortoise-food-zid36-4050/cat-36-catid-500004
You put 1-2 in water for 30 seconds until they're mushy. Then put them on your tortoises food and mix them in. My tort doesn't like the taste but when I mix them in really good, she can't tell.
The help prevent pyramiding and are also good for tortoises. I use them on torty, since she's started to pyramid. They do help, torty hasn't gotten worse.
PS: The pellets aren't just for hermann's, they're for ALL grassland tortoises like sulcata, russian, pancake, greek, etc.
Yeah, I do my best to keep care of humidity and hydration, but the pellets were recommended by my vet to prevent the pyramiding from getting any worse.That's a good tortoise food to use occasionally but I don't think it has anything to do with preventing pyramiding. I think humidity and hydration have more to do with it..
Time to get a new vet. I'm sorry but I don't think your vet knows too much about tortoises. Nutrition is very important. But I don't think it's right for a vet to just tell somebody to use these pellets and your tortoise will not pyramid. Because even with the right food if the humidity and hydration is it right they still will. It is really sad how many breeders, pet store employees, and even vets don't really know what's going on.Yeah, I do my best to keep care of humidity and hydration, but the pellets were recommended by my vet to prevent the pyramiding from getting any worse.
Time to get a new vet. I'm sorry but I don't think your vet knows too much about tortoises. Nutrition is very important. But I don't think it's right for a vet to just tell somebody to use these pellets and your tortoise will not pyramid. Because even with the right food if the humidity and hydration is it right they still will. It is really sad how many breeders, pet store employees, and even vets don't really know what's going on.