Post-Hibernation Anorexia in Chelonia. A 50-minute session by Sarah Pellett exploring the causes, diagnosis, and management of post-hibernation anorexia in tortoises, with practical guidance on supportive care and prevention.
Respiratory disease is a common concern in chelonia, often linked to a combination of environmental, nutritional, and infectious factors. This webinar explores the key causes, clinical signs, and diagnostic approaches, providing insights to help optimise the health and care of these fascinating species. The author, Sonya Miles, is the Head Vet at Highcroft Exotics Vets in Bristol, the director of Just Exotics, and holds an aquatic veterinary certificate. With extensive experience in managing complex cases in chelonia and other exotic species, she is a recognised expert in exotic animal medicine. Run time 1hr 15min
Common Conditions in Terrapins and Turtles has been created by experienced exotic species clinician Becky Mott. The viewer will be taken through common species seen in practice, invasive species regulations, handling, clinical exam & stabilisation, husbandry & diet, as well as a wide variety of common conditions. These will include common dermatological conditions, respiratory conditions, reproductive issues, ophthalmic conditions, and nutritional disorders. Run time: 1hr
Traumatic shell injuries in Chelonia can happen for many reasons, with dog and rodent damage being the most common in clinical practice. This webinar by RCVS Recognised Advanced Practitioner in Zoological Medicine will take you through these common presentations as well as your diagnostic and treatment options in these often complicated cases. Run Time: 36mins
