1. Scabies

First, the hawk-billed turtles were kept in isolation, squeezed out all the contents of the scabies, wiped the affected area with iodine, and applied oxytetracycline powder, and then applied A cotton ball with oxytetracycline or chlortetracycline eye ointment is inserted into the affected area. The hawkbills are then placed in shallow water, and the fasted hawkbills should be force-fed, and antibiotics should be mixed into the feed.

2. Pseudomonas aeruginosa septicemia

Prevention is better than cure, so pay attention to the environmental sanitation of hawk-billed turtles and the cleaning of feed and drinking water will not lead to bacterial infection. Once sick, streptomycin can be mixed into the feed, or soaked in streptomycin solution.