Have you noticed your bearded dragon has droopy eyes? Don’t worry; I’ve been in your shoes, and it’s a common issue that can often be fixed. Bearded dragons with droopy eyes have saggy, less alert eyes. Instead of being wide open, their eyes appear partially closed. Bearded dragon droopy eyes can happen due to dehydration, … Read more
If your bearded dragon experiences a burn from a heat lamp, immediate action is crucial. Turn off and remove the heat source to prevent further injury. Assess the burn’s severity, seeking veterinary attention for severe or extensive burns. Cool the burn gently with cool water for 10-15 minutes, avoiding ice. In addition, pat the area … Read more
If your bearded dragon’s nails are curling, there could be a few reasons. First, check the stuff on the floor of its home and make sure it’s comfy for digging. Trim its nails regularly with a special reptile nail clipper or file. Give it different surfaces to climb on, like rocks or branches, to help … Read more
Hey there! If you’ve noticed blood in your bearded dragon’s poop, you’re probably feeling worried and unsure about what’s going on. There are several reasons why your bearded dragon might have blood in its stool Dietary issues, such as consuming sharp or indigestible objects, may cause internal bleeding. Parasites like pinworms or coccidia can also … Read more
When a bearded dragon accidentally swallows water, it’s called “aspirated water.” Aspirated water can make them very sick and even put their life at risk. So, if your bearded dragon ingests water by mistake, it’s important to act quickly. Here’s what you can do: First, remove any extra water from their habitat to prevent them … Read more
If you study Bearded Dragon Humidity 70 At night, your bearded dragon is vulnerable to a variety of health complications. The excessive humidity levels have a direct impact on their respiratory health. In addition, if you maintain a humidity level of 70% overnight it might potentially promote fungal or bacterial infections. This is why bearded … Read more
If you witness your pet bearded dragon falling ill unexpectedly, you might mistake its symptoms for the flu. Can Bearded Dragons Get The Flu? No, bearded dragons cannot get the flu like humans do. The flu is a sickness caused by viruses, and dragons are not affected by these viruses. However, dragons can still get … Read more
Bearded dragon eggs are usually white or a bit off-white when they’re laid. But if they turn yellow, that could mean there’s a problem like the eggs not being able to grow into baby dragons, or there might be germs or mold. Eggs that are growing well should stay the same color all the way … Read more
Losing a pet can be incredibly difficult, and it’s important to allow yourself time to grieve. Finding a bearded dragon with its eyes open after passing away is not uncommon. This happens because the muscles around its eyes don’t work like ours, so they don’t shut completely when the dragon dies. This doesn’t mean anything … Read more
When a bearded dragon is dead but not stiff, it could be due to factors such as environmental conditions, the time since death, underlying health issues, or the onset of decomposition. Rigor mortis, the stiffening of muscles after death, can be affected by the reptile’s environment, including temperature and humidity. In some cases, cold temperatures … Read more
