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Re: MBD...

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Posted by danya on November 21, 2001 at 22:37:15:

In Reply to: MBD... posted by Annie Lancaster-TortoiseAid on November 21, 2001 at 14:29:20:

thanks! i offered her the strawberry hoping it would get her interested again in food. i didn't plan on letting her have it all the time, just the once. I brought her back to the vets because i think they can give her more attention then i can (due to work) and help her more due to that fact. I will buy some pedialite and bring it over soon. I'll also bring them the pellets she is used to (they are red, blue, green, and yellow). What i don't understand is this, i read somewhere that in their natural habitat, it sometimes doesnt rain for over a year, i don't know if thats true or not, but if it is, then how come they dehydrate so easily? If there isnt much rain, then the foods they eat probably doesn't contain much moisture.

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