When my turtle woke up from hibernation, it found that its upper right foot was paralyzed: it couldn't control the movement of this foot by itself, and it dragged outside all day. What to do?

I don't know what kind of turtle is and when did it start to be raised? How long has this been going on? Are you eating well now? The tortoise basically woke up during the solar term from March 5 to 7, and really hibernated, and it will not be delayed by more than 1 month, even in the cold northern region. Can you tell me something about the hibernation and environment of your turtle? When did it start? How did you hibernate?

The hind foot is basically unbreakable without trauma, which is related to the hibernation environment. Dry, non-humid or wrong hibernation will make turtles sick or die from eating after overwintering. For example, water turtles such as Brazilian turtles and grass turtles need to hibernate in the water. This is also their way in the natural environment, not dry hibernation. Turtles and other semi-water turtles also need to be sprayed wet for hibernation and supplemented with coconut soil. Otherwise, it will cause diseases to the body because the environment is not suitable. Adult turtles that are not very strong and weak cannot hibernate, and smaller turtles are not suitable. For example, a turtle with a length of 10cm hibernates, which is very dangerous. There is the possibility of illness and death.

The photo of the landlord's tortoise, as well as the daily feeding and eating life of the tortoise now, can you add it? Only in this way can you help your little turtle.