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I have just had to move Ned (Chersina angulata) because we need to have the dogs in the back garden where he usually lives for the day. He wasn't really awake yet, so when I picked him up he peed a lot. I am assuming this is just because being suddenly moved when not really awake freaked him out. But, he has been a bit 'flat' the last few days - despite the temperatures dropping from the heat wave temperatures that had us all battling, he hasn't been very active at all and not that interested in the additional (not stuff growing in the garden) food I offer.
Can I put the huge peeing event down to fear or might it be a sign of sickness?
He's now in a small yard with plenty of access to water.
Can I put the huge peeing event down to fear or might it be a sign of sickness?
He's now in a small yard with plenty of access to water.