Reptile Care Product

Reptile Care Product

Repti-Cal

Phosphorus free Calcium and Vitamin D3 supplement for Reptiles and Amphibians. Contains natural Oyster Shell with added Vitamin D3.

Repti-Mist

Moisture spray to recreate to Reptiles natural conditions.

Repti-Vite

Vitamin & Mineral Supplement Concentrated multi Vitamin, Mineral and Amino Acid supplements for all Reptiles and Amphibians.

Repti Hand Cleaner

Use to sanitise and clean hands before and after handling animals reducing spread of disease.

Kills germs without water or towels.

Dries quickly.

For use when handling all animals: dogs, cats, reptiles care & small animals

Turtle -Tortoise Shell Conditioner

A turtle or tortoise can live for a very long time, however one of the most common problems, the result of long term captivity and limited access to sunlight, is soft shell. Softening of the shell will lead to infection and death. Aristopet has the solution.

Slow release Calcium block provides Calcium required for hard shell. Conditions water. Also available, Turtle Food in our Aqua Master Range.

Vivarium Cleaning Spray

Specially formulated to clean and disinfect the Vivarium. Very low toxicity, safe to use.

Carry several wallet photos of each pet.

Keep a list of important emergency telephone numbers. Include the phone number of your planned evacuation site, a local contact person, an out of state contact person, your veterinarian, an alternate veterinarian at least 30 miles away, a local boarding facility and an alternate boarding facility at least 30 miles away. Also include lists of hotels nearby that accept pets.

Additional handy phone numbers include animal control, police, fire, public health department, local humane organization, animal shelter and local Red Cross chapter.

Prepare a Pet Emergency 'Kit to Go'

Keep your evacuation kit and first-aid kit together. You may be away for a day or a week, so be prepared with the following supplies, kept in a duffle bag or covered container, preferably on wheels:

Medical records and medications in a waterproof container.

A first-aid kit.

Current printed and digital photos of your pets, in case a rescuer needs to post it on the Internet.

One weeks worth of food and drinking water. Don¡¯t forget bowls and misting bottles.

Information on your pet¡¯s habits, medications, feeding times and your veterinarian¡¯s name and number.

A waterproof marking pen to add last-minute directions to tags or labels.

More info about reptile care, please visit Pets Corner.