Description
Vetrina Vetrivit Turtle Exotic Multivitamin Supplement
Vetrina Vetrivit Turtle multivitamin supplement is a liquid vitamin blend made for turtles, terrapins and tortoises. It helps prevent vitamin deficiency and supports healthy growth, with vitamin A, D3, C and the B-complex in a water-stable micro-emulsion. Pet parents reach for the Vetrivit Turtle supplement when a turtle has swollen eyes, skin trouble or too little sunlight. The Vetrivit Turtle 30ml bottle is ₹196.
Vetrina Vetrivit Turtle multivitamin supplement at a glance
What it is
A multivitamin and mineral supplement for turtles, in liquid form
Used for
Preventing vitamin deficiency; vitamin A and vitamin D deficiency
Suitable for
Turtles, terrapins and tortoises
Form
Liquid (micro-emulsion), mixed into water
Pack size
30ml
Price
₹196 (MRP ₹200)
Prescription
No prescription required (OTC)
What is Vetrivit Turtle used for in turtles
Hypovitaminosis A: swollen eyelids, respiratory infections and skin problems linked to low vitamin A
Vitamin D deficiency: when a turtle gets too little sunlight or basking-lamp exposure
General support to prevent vitamin deficiency and support healthy growth
Recovery support for 3 to 5 days after an illness, or as your vet advises
Benefits of a turtle vitamin supplement
Covers gaps in a captive diet, where vitamins are easy to miss
Vitamin A supports eyes, skin and the lining of the airways
Vitamin D3 supports calcium use for a healthy shell and bones
Vitamin C and the B-complex support general health and growth
Water-stable liquid, so it is simple to dose with drops
Which pets get a vitamin supplement for tortoises
The brand lists this multivitamin for turtles for terrapins and tortoises as well. If you need a vitamin supplement for tortoises, the same vitamin gaps apply, and the label dose is the same. The same goes for a vitamin supplement for terrapins. Check the dose with your vet for very small or very young animals.
How to give Vetrina turtle vitamins
As per the label, mix 3 ml per litre of water, or 4 to 8 drops per 30 ml of water, daily. Use for 3 to 5 days after a disease condition, or as your vet recommends. Always follow the label and ask a reptile or exotic vet how much to give for your turtle’s size and species. Vetrina turtle vitamins should not be overdosed, because too much vitamin A or D can be harmful.
Measure with the dropper or a syringe, never by guess
Prepare a fresh mix each day
Offer the mix in a separate small dish if your turtle is shy of dosed water, and confirm the method with your vet
What if you miss a dose of the multivitamin for turtles
If you miss a day, give the usual amount the next day and carry on. Do not double up to make up for it, because vitamins A and D can build up. One missed day of a multivitamin for turtles will not harm a healthy turtle.
How this liquid multivitamin for turtles works
This liquid multivitamin for turtles supplies the vitamins that captive turtles often lack. Vitamin A keeps eyes, skin and airways healthy. Vitamin D3 helps the body use calcium, which matters most when a turtle gets little sun or UVB. The vitamins are in a micro-emulsion, which keeps them stable in water. It supports the diet; it does not replace proper food, UVB lighting or veterinary treatment.
Composition per ml, as listed on the product page:
Vitamin A
50 IU
Vitamin D3
25 IU
Vitamin E
1 IU
Vitamin C
15 mg
Vitamin B1 / B2 / B6
0.125 mg / 1 mg / 0.125 mg
Vitamin B12
0.003 mg
Niacinamide
1.5 mg
Pantothenic acid
0.75 mg
Vitamin K
0.025 mg
Folic acid
0.025 mg
Biotin
0.05 mg
Choline
13 mg
Side effects of Vetrivit Turtle in turtles
The product page does not list side effects. At the label dose, multivitamins are usually well tolerated. The main risk is overdose, since too much vitamin A or D3 can harm a turtle. Stop use and see a vet if your turtle stops eating, becomes lethargic or looks unwell.
Safety advice before giving turtle vitamins
Stay within the label dose; vitamins A and D3 can build up
This does not replace UVB light, a balanced diet or calcium
Do not give extra vitamin or calcium products at the same time without asking a vet
A sick, very young or egg-laying turtle should be checked by an exotic vet first
Keep the bottle closed and away from children and other pets
Quick tips for turtle vitamin routines
Provide a UVB lamp and a basking spot every day
Feed varied foods, not just one pellet
Mix a fresh dose daily; do not store it
Watch the eyes: puffy lids can mean low vitamin A
Mark the date you opened the bottle
Fact box: Vetrivit Turtle 30ml
Product
Vetrina Vetrivit Turtle Exotic Multivitamin Supplement (30ml)
Brand
Vetrina
Class
Multivitamin supplement
Form and pack
Liquid, 30ml
Suitable for
Turtles, terrapins, tortoises
Dose
3 ml per litre of water, or 4 to 8 drops per 30 ml water, daily
Duration
3 to 5 days after illness, or as your vet recommends
Prescription
No prescription required (OTC)
Storage and shelf life
Not listed on the page; check the pack label
When to call the vet about your turtle’s health
Swollen or closed eyelids, or discharge from the eyes or nose
Wheezing, bubbles at the nose or open-mouth breathing
Soft shell, shell damage or difficulty walking
Not eating for several days, or sudden lethargy
Signs that get worse during or after the 3 to 5 day course
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Other turtle care products to pair with turtle vitamins
Vetrina Setcal Exotic Powder (125g, ₹343): a calcium powder that also lists turtles, a good partner for vitamin D3 on a vet’s advice
Tetra Complete Tortoise Food (from ₹800): a complete diet for tortoises
Drools Finsters Turtle Food (from ₹122): an everyday turtle food
Related reads on turtle care and supplements
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FAQs on the Vetrivit Turtle supplement
What supplements are good for turtles?
Calcium and a multivitamin are the two most common. A turtle vitamin supplement like Vetrivit Turtle covers vitamins A, D3, C and the B-complex, while a calcium powder supports the shell. Proper UVB light and a varied diet matter most, so ask an exotic vet what your turtle needs.
What is the best vitamin A supplement for turtles?
There is no single best product, because the right amount depends on your turtle’s diet and health. Vetrivit Turtle gives 50 IU of vitamin A per ml, with vitamin D3 and other vitamins. Too much vitamin A is harmful, so follow the label dose or your vet’s advice.
What vitamin supplement is good for tortoises?
The brand lists Vetrivit Turtle for tortoises as well as turtles and terrapins. This vitamin supplement for tortoises gives vitamins A, D3, C and B-complex in liquid form. Tortoises also need UVB light, calcium and a plant-based diet, so ask a reptile vet before starting.
What is the Vetrivit Turtle dose?
Mix 3 ml per litre of water, or 4 to 8 drops per 30 ml of water, daily. Use it for 3 to 5 days after an illness, or as your vet recommends. Do not exceed the label dose, as too much vitamin A or D3 can harm your turtle.
What are the benefits and price of the Vetrivit Turtle supplement?
The Vetrivit Turtle supplement helps prevent vitamin deficiency and supports healthy growth, eyes, skin and calcium use. It targets signs of low vitamin A and D, such as swollen eyelids. The 30ml bottle is priced at ₹196 (MRP ₹200), and no prescription is required.
Can I give Vetrina turtle vitamins to terrapins?
Yes, Vetrina turtle vitamins are made for turtles, terrapins and tortoises. Use the same label dose of 3 ml per litre of water, or 4 to 8 drops per 30 ml water, daily. For very small or sick animals, confirm the amount with an exotic vet first.
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