REP CAL – Tortoise Food – 12.5 oz. For Cheap

Description
DESCRIPTION
Rep-Cal Tortoise Food is formulated to ensure proper growth and health by providing complete and balanced nutrition. It is a veterinarian recommended food containing natural plant and fruit ingredients tortoises love and provides the 100% complete daily nutrition they need.
Rep-Cal Tortoise Food has been tested successfully for tortoises by reptile veterinarians. Â It is fortified with optimal levels of vitamins and minerals like calcium and Vitamin D3Â so no other food or supplements are required.
DETAILS
Package Description:Â 12.5 oz.
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FACTS
Ingredients: Ground Corn, Soy Hulls, Soybean Meal, Corn Gluten Meal, Dried Apple Pomace, Wheat Germ, Calcium Carbonate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Salt, Ascorbc Acid, Cholin Chloride, Dried Mango, Dried Papaya, Dried Strawberry, Vegetable Oil, Methionine Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Spirulina, Ferrous Sulfate, Potassium Chloride, Zinc Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Manganese Sulfate, Manganous Oxide, Niacin, Copper Sulfate, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin A Acetate, Riboflavin Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Sodium Selenite, Thiamine, Mononitrate, D-Activated Animal Sterol (Source of Vitamin D3), Menadione Dimethyl-pyrimidinol Bisulfite (Source of Vitamin K) Cobalt Carbonate, Inositol, Ethylenediamine Dihydriodide, Folic Acid, Artificial Color, Natural Flavor.Â
Guaranteed Analysis:Â
Crude Protein (min) 19%,Â
- Crude Fat (min) 1%,Â
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- Crude Fiber (max) 18%,Â
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- Moisture (max)12%.
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DIRECTIONS
Feeding GuidelinesÂ
- Feed every morning: Offer slightly more food than your tortoise can eat in a day, and allow your pet access to its food for the entire daylight period. Be sure to empty and clean the dish at the end of each day.Â
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- Feed on a plate or other flat surface: We recommend a plate or other clean, flat surface because tortoises have difficulty picking up food from deep bowls.Â
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- Have water available at all times: Your tortoise should have access at all times to a shallow bowl containing fresh, clean water. Also, your tortoise needs to be soaked in shallow warm water: two times weekly for adults; three to four times weekly for juveniles.Â
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- Pellets can be moistened in water or fruit juice before feeding: Some tortoises find that the softer soaked pellets are easier to pick up.
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Guideline For Daily Feeding
These quantities serve as initial estimates, since the amount of food eaten by your tortoise will depend on its size, condition, health, and temperature of its environment.Â
Tortoise Size
(Shell Length)
Amount of Food Day
(Volume)
under 2
1 4 cup
2 – 4
1 2 cup
4 – 8
1 cup
8 – 12
1 1 2 cups
12 – 16
2 cups
over 16
more than 2 cups (as needed)
WARNINGS
General Care ConsiderationsÂ
A healthy tortoise is alert and aware of its surroundings. Its eyes are bright and its nose is dry. It will eat and drink readily, and enjoy being soaked in warm water. Tortoises stools are dark and formed. Their urine may be clear in part. White chalky deposits in urine are termed urates and are normal.Â
Food intakes will be less than optimal when animals are cold, sick or stressed. Low food intake is unhealthy for your tortoise and will increase its susceptibility to serious disease. Ensure that the humidity level and temperature is appropriate for the species and observe for stressful conditions. Factors that may stress your tortoise include a cage that is too small or too cold, recent shipping, and dehydration from infrequent soaking. If low food intake persists, consult your veterinarian.
- Crude Protein (min) 19%,Â
- Crude Fat (min) 1%,Â
- Crude Fiber (max) 18%,Â
- Moisture (max)12%.
- Feed every morning: Offer slightly more food than your tortoise can eat in a day, and allow your pet access to its food for the entire daylight period. Be sure to empty and clean the dish at the end of each day.Â
- Feed on a plate or other flat surface: We recommend a plate or other clean, flat surface because tortoises have difficulty picking up food from deep bowls.Â
- Have water available at all times: Your tortoise should have access at all times to a shallow bowl containing fresh, clean water. Also, your tortoise needs to be soaked in shallow warm water: two times weekly for adults; three to four times weekly for juveniles.Â
- Pellets can be moistened in water or fruit juice before feeding: Some tortoises find that the softer soaked pellets are easier to pick up.
Guideline For Daily Feeding
These quantities serve as initial estimates, since the amount of food eaten by your tortoise will depend on its size, condition, health, and temperature of its environment.Â
Tortoise Size
(Shell Length)Amount of Food Day
(Volume)under 2 1 4 cup 2 – 4 1 2 cup 4 – 8 1 cup 8 – 12 1 1 2 cups 12 – 16 2 cups over 16 more than 2 cups (as needed) WARNINGS
General Care ConsiderationsÂ
- A healthy tortoise is alert and aware of its surroundings. Its eyes are bright and its nose is dry. It will eat and drink readily, and enjoy being soaked in warm water. Tortoises stools are dark and formed. Their urine may be clear in part. White chalky deposits in urine are termed urates and are normal.Â
- Food intakes will be less than optimal when animals are cold, sick or stressed. Low food intake is unhealthy for your tortoise and will increase its susceptibility to serious disease. Ensure that the humidity level and temperature is appropriate for the species and observe for stressful conditions. Factors that may stress your tortoise include a cage that is too small or too cold, recent shipping, and dehydration from infrequent soaking. If low food intake persists, consult your veterinarian.
DIRECTIONS
Feeding GuidelinesÂ