Turtles can suffer from heatstroke. Turtles are cold-blooded animals and are very dependent on the temperature of the external environment. As long as the temperature does not rise suddenly, turtles can adapt to changes in temperature. However, this high temperature has limits. Extreme high temperatures can cause heat stroke in turtles, electrolyte disorders in the turtle's body, and problems with its own regulation. This situation may cause damage to the nervous system, which may be life-threatening.

Methods for treating heatstroke in turtles:

1. Rest in shade. You need to put it in a cool place immediately and let it rest well. Don't let it bask in the sun during this period. You can soak it in warm water.

2. Replenish water and give medicine. Put the turtle into the pool, feed it with some drinking water in time, and maintain the humidity at room temperature. If the situation is more serious, you can also soak it with drugs.

3. Take precautions. Keep it in a cool place every day. It needs to be basked in the sun to avoid high temperatures at noon. At the same time, a water source must be provided nearby.