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A bearded dragon egg bound cannot pass its eggs. This is also known as egg binding or dystocia (postovulatory stasis). Bearded dragon egg bound is a very common disorder in …

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Coccidia in bearded dragons can be a daunting prospect for pet owners. It is quite common for coccidia to be found in bearded dragons showing no symptoms of disease where …

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Bearded dragon teeth, just like humans they are important to our good health. Unlike many other reptiles, they only get one set…with some exception. Most importantly, bearded dragons teeth are …

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Bearded dragon breeding can be fun and educational. Bearded dragon’s are one of the most prolific breeders of all lizards and need little help to produce dozens and dozens of …

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Yellow fungus in bearded dragons is often picked up on by pet owners when their bearded dragons skin is yellow, brown or black in patches, but what exactly is it? …

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Are your bearded dragons legs not working? Two possible causes for a bearded dragon’s legs to stop working are impaction and metabolic bone disease (MBD), or nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism (NSHP). …

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Can bearded dragons make you sick? Yes, your bearded dragons can make you sick. Dr Callista Chinenye Emecheta is a Medical Practitioner and a Public Health enthusiast. She is currently …

Can my Bearded Dragon Make Me Sick and Can I Make it Sick? Read More »