Clementine's Keeper
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My 3 year old Russian lives outside for most of the year (Houston, Texas), and inside for the cold weather. I've never hibernated her.
It's still 80-90 degrees during the day here with night temps in the low 70s but she seems to be trying to hibernate.
I keep digging her up and giving her a long warm soak. She seems totally healthy and eats a little but will go right back to her hide and bury herself. Why is she doing this when it's still so warm and should I keep digging her up or leave her alone?
It's still 80-90 degrees during the day here with night temps in the low 70s but she seems to be trying to hibernate.
I keep digging her up and giving her a long warm soak. She seems totally healthy and eats a little but will go right back to her hide and bury herself. Why is she doing this when it's still so warm and should I keep digging her up or leave her alone?