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Hemorrhagic septicemia of tortoise

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Etiology: caused by Aeromonas hydrophila. Symptoms: the disease is contagious. Turtle skin has bleeding spots, severe skin fester, suppuration. The anatomy showed that the liver was enlarged, the spleen was congested, the intestinal mucosa was congested, the intestinal contents were black, and the lungs were congested. Prevention and control methods: move the sick turtles into ponds according to light and heavy grades. The turtles with mild disease were fed with madimycin, ethylphenol spiramycin, etc., and soaked in floupic acid solution for 24 hours. In severe cases, chloramphenicol is injected into the muscle. Some treatments are ineffective.

Cause: caused by Aeromonas hydrophila.

Symptoms: the disease is contagious. Turtle skin has bleeding spots, severe skin fester, suppuration. The anatomy showed that the liver was enlarged, the spleen was congested, the intestinal mucosa was congested, the intestinal contents were black, and the lungs were congested.

Prevention and control methods: move the sick turtles into ponds according to light and heavy grades. The turtles with mild disease were fed with madimycin, ethylphenol spiramycin, etc., and soaked in floupic acid solution for 24 hours. In severe cases, chloramphenicol is injected into the muscle. Some treatments are ineffective.

 
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