Can I give my turtle away?

Turtle is a popular pet, but the decision to give it to others needs careful consideration. If you can't continue to take full care of it, or it no longer conforms to your lifestyle, it may be a good choice. However, turtles are not suitable for everyone to be a pet.

First of all, make sure to give it to someone who has experience in caring for turtles. Turtles need special diet and living environment. The new owner must have enough space and facilities to keep turtles and have a clear understanding of their needs and nursing skills. It is also necessary to consider whether the new family has other pets or children and ensure their compatibility and safety.

In addition, make sure to thoroughly check the diseases or germs on the turtles before sending them out. You don't want your turtle to bring some diseases to your new family or affect other animals and people. So it's best to find a veterinarian to check whether the turtle is healthy.

Finally, if you decide to give up, make sure that you have disposed of their bodies correctly (for example, release them through appropriate environmental protection methods or without affecting the ecology). Turtles should not be thrown away or discarded at will.

In short, sending turtles needs careful evaluation and selection. If you can find experienced new owners, ensure their health and welfare, and properly handle their bodies, then this may be a good choice.