Category: Bearded Dragon Health

In this post we learn why bearded dragons can’t have yogurt and show some alternatives instead

In this post we learn that bearded dragons can, and will, jump. We look at what sort of injuries might result if they jump from too high

In this post we answer the question about whether a bearded dragon can regrow their tails and whether they can live without tails if not

Learn why bearded dragons should not be housed together and find out whether if they are, whether they may go as far as eating each other.

In this post we look at the myth of whether bearded dragons cannot breathe on their back.

In this post we learn that bearded dragons do carry salmonella but with some simple precautions your risk is extremely small.

Learn what bearded dragon fat pads are, where to find them and how the fat pads can give you a good indication of your dragon’s health

Bearded dragon gaping, or opening their mouths, is usually not a bad thing as it most often occurs to help them cool down.

A bearded dragon flipped on its back can be a medical emergency and needs immediate treatment – read on for more

A bearded dragon seizure is a scary and potentially dangerous situation. Find out what causes them, and how to treat them

Learn how long bearded dragons can go without food and whether baby bearded dragons should go without eating at all.

Few people realise that bearded dragons can be over-supplemented causing hypervitaminosis. This post goes over this complex subject.

Many places advise syringe feeding a bearded dragon for a raft of inappropriate reasons. Find out why that’s dangerous and when it’s appropriate.

Atadenovirus in bearded dragons used to be considered a fatal disease but the latest research indicates that may not be the full story. Find out more here.

What is a bearded dragon respiratory infection? How do you diagnose and treat a bearded dragon respiratory infection. The answers are all in this article.

What to do if your bearded dragon has diarrhea. It can be a scary time for you, but may of the causes for bearded dragon diarrhea are relatively harmless. But some aren’t – so check here.

Bearded dragon yellow fungus is a scary prospect. Fortunately it’s not all that common and there are probably other reasons your bearded dragon is yellow. But check this post to be sure

What is bearded dragon mouth rot and how can you tell if your bearded dragon has mouth rot? This article will help you.

What is tail rot in bearded dragons? What does tail rot look like? Can tail rot be cured? If not, how do we prevent it. This article will tell you all about bearded dragon tail rot

Metabolic Bone Disease in Bearded Dragons is common, can be fatal and completely avoidable. Learn how to recognise the signs and prevent it before it happens

Is your bearded dragon paralyzed? There are a number of things that can lead to a paralyzed bearded dragon and this post looks at those things and how to help your bearded dragon recover if possible.

In this post we learn how to tell if your bearded dragon is pregnant, even if they’ve not been with a male, and what you need to do to help her

Learn why your bearded dragon is showing a black beard in this post. There’s a few reasons for this and you can learn them all here.

Learn how to recognise if your bearded dragon is dying or has died. It’s not always easy to tell, but this post outlines the signs that a bearded dragon is dead or dying

Have you ever wondered is my bearded dragon bored? If you have, the answer is potentially yes – as they do need stimulation. This post looks at different ways to help keep your bearded dragon from being bored

Learn about the signs of bearded dragon brumation and what else could be wrong instead of brumation.

Nobody wants a sick bearded dragon. Like any animal bearded dragons can get ill – in this post we look at common bearded dragon diseases and how to avoid them or help them if they get one

Learn the signs of a bearded dragon shedding skin and the complications of a bearded dragon skin shedding in this post.