Everything you need to know about pet turtles

Not your usual pet.

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Dr Harry investigates some little animals that may not be the first choice for a family pet but might just be what you’re looking for; turtles. While they start off small, they can grow quite big, so they require quite a large tank or even an outside pond. Dr Harry runs through all the pros and cons, costs and benefits of owning one of these unusual pets.

For more information, visit www.kellyvillepets.com.au

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Dr. Harry Cooper Veterinarian

Born and raised in Sydney, Dr Harry Cooper graduated with second class honours from Sydney University’s Faculty of Veterinary Science in December 1965 aged 21. He practised for several years across Sydney and the UK before his burgeoning media career became a full-time commitment.