Your Healthy Tortoise Diet Guide

It is very important to vary your tortoises diet as much as possible.

Fruit should only be fed sparingly or only to tortoises such as Redfoots that eat fruit naturally.

It is also important to give your tortoise a calcium and vitamin supplement with their food such as Reptavite or Nutrobal

Plants Dandelion Clover Chickweed Plantain Heather Sow thistle Hawk bits Bindweed Rose petals Forget-me-not Fuchsia Antirrhinum Hibiscus Aubrietia Nasturtium Pansies Petunia Geranium Bittercress Black medic Blue sowthistle Bristly oxtongue Broadleaf filaree Cats ear Wild chicory Creeping thistle Dead nettle Field madder Globe thistle Goats beard Ground elder Hawks beard Hedge woundwort Kidney weed Knapweed Mallow Oilseed rape Scotch thistle leaves Sea holly Teazle Violet Bergamot Bromeliad Dahlia Evening primrose Hollyhock

Vegetables Cabbage Spring green Carrot Cauliflower Spinach Brussel sprout Cucumber Kale Cress Watercress Parsnip Fennel Chicory Chard Courgette Endive Frisee lettuce Marrow Pak choi Pumpkin Radicchio Lollo rosso lettuce Rocket Romaine lettuce Lambs lettuce

Fruit Apple Pear Tomato Grape Strawberry Melon Plum Peach Blackberry Apricot Gooseberry Raspberry

And some plants that are poisonous to your tortoise:

Lupins, Daffodils, Hydrangea, Lily of the valley, Foxglove, Mistletoe, Rhododendron, Narcissus,
Rhubarb, Hellebores, Crocus, Bleeding heart, Ragwort, Azalea, Vinca, Hypericum, Peony, Lobelia
Aconite, Tobacco plant & Euphorbia's. Aubergine, Avocado, Chilli Peppers,