8 Ways to Prevent Salmonella From Bearded Dragons
Salmonella in bearded dragons is one of the biggest concerns people have about keeping beardies as pets. It shouldn’t be!
Bearded dragons can’t speak up and tell us if they are sick.
They do tell us in other ways, though.
We take your beardie’s health seriously, just like you do.
Salmonella in bearded dragons is one of the biggest concerns people have about keeping beardies as pets. It shouldn’t be!
You will likely have to give your bearded dragon oral medication at some point in their life. Pets get sick, and beardies are no exception. Follow this step by step video guide if you need to give your beardie oral meds.
Do bearded dragons need vaccines? Vaccines in general are a hot topic these days and this is a common question for new beardie owners.
Is your bearded dragon not pooping? This is a very common issue with several possible causes and some easy solutions.
Bearded dragons should be clean, odor free (most of the time) pets. So if you start to notice a foul odor, it’s time to figure out… Is that your beardie or their tank?
Every pet store we’ve been to sells little jars of freeze dried crickets spedifically to feed to bearded dragons. But much like packaged food for humans, freeze dried crickets may not be the best idea.
Your bearded dragon is going to shed quite a few times as it grows to adulthood. It will keep periodically shedding for the rest of its life. Learn what to expect and what to do to help them with the process.
Bearded dragons in the wild live in an arid climate. Learn how to mimic that for them in their tank and also why this is so critical to get right.
Femoral pores are easy to take care of, but can get out of control fast. Learn what to look for, what to do, and how to prevent problems in this guide.
Brumation freaks a lot of bearded dragon owners out. The first time, especially, can be stressful. We cut through all the noise to give you just what’s important.
There are a surprising number of arguments out there on this topic. We think there is a clear answer and we explain why in this article.
Your going to have to trim your beardie’s nails. We show you how to know when to do this and then give you a complete guide with lots of pictures to make this job extra easy!
There are a few thing bearded dragons get naturally when living in the wild that they just don’t get in captivity. That’s where proper supplementation comes in.
Metabolic bone disease is a crippling disease that can result in pain, deformity, and even death. The good news is that it is preventable as well as treatable if caught early enough.
Your bearded dragon will try to eat pretty much anything they can force into their mouth. But that doesn’t mean they’ll be able to swallow it. Ensuring that your feeder insects are a safe size is critical to the health of your pet.
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.
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.
You love your beardie friend and they love you. So how long is this relationship going to last, anyway?
A step-by-step guide to giving your bearded dragon a bath. Complete with pictures and frequency instructions.
One of the most important things to get right in your bearded dragon’s home is the basking spot temperature. Here we look at the specific temperature ranges by age.