Wouldn’t it be nice if you could teach your beardie to relieve themselves in the same place every time? Maybe even in a kind of beardie litterbox? Well, with a lot of patience and some consistency, you just might be able to do that.
Need to go away for the weekend? Staying overnight at a friend’s? Or are you about to leave on a two week get away? Just how long can you leave your beardie home alone while you’re gone?
We can learn a lot about our bearded dragons from their poop… Or sometimes lack of it. Impaction is something all beardie parents need to be familiar with. Both spotting and then treating it.
Taking a trip? Need to go to the vet? Eventually, you’re going to want to bring your bearded dragon with you. We cover all trips, short and long so check here before taking a trip with your beardie!
Part of being a good bearded dragon parent is caring for them if they are sick. It’s also important to get them regular checkups. You won’t need to go to the vet often, but it’s important to know the few times you should.
What does adopting a bearded dragon cost? How about beardie food? Vet visits? Here we take a realistic look at the all-in cost of adopting and caring for a bearded dragon.
You love your beardie friend and they love you. So how long is this relationship going to last, anyway?
Ever wonder how big your baby beardie might grow up to be? Wondering what size pet you can expect if you’re looking to adopt? We’ve got all that and more covered!
Sometimes, pets bite us. Bearded dragons are no exception. But it’s very rare that a beardie would bit someone in anger. So why does it happen? And what should you do if it does?
When it comes to your regular feeder insect, you have two basic choices: crickets and dubia roaches. And there is a very clear winner between the two!