XtinaBeardieMom
Juvie Member
Recently I was SO happy to find out that my two rescue beardies, Lotus & Monster, tested negative for Adenovirus! I've been through a lot with these girls (parasites galore, not eating, getting pooped on all the time, stress, stress, stress) so it was a really nice relief to finally have a test come back clear.
I know this could go in the "Health" or "Infectious Diseases" sections, so I understand if it gets moved - but I wanted to get the encouragement out there for others to get their dragons tested as well for the sake of research. There's not enough known about Adenovirus at the moment, but we can all help by getting our dragons tested yearly to gather more data. Although there is currently no known cure for Adenovirus, it also hasn't been proven that it can't go away eventually. If your dragon tests positive, there are a few things you can do to maximize their lives and make them more comfortable as well. I got my dragons tested through Tracie, and I highly recommend others do the same. Visit here for more info >>> http://www.thepats.info/ or PM Tracie (Drache613). It's only $18... very much worth it to be informed of an important aspect of your dragon's health status and to contribute to research that could help future dragons too! :study:
I know this could go in the "Health" or "Infectious Diseases" sections, so I understand if it gets moved - but I wanted to get the encouragement out there for others to get their dragons tested as well for the sake of research. There's not enough known about Adenovirus at the moment, but we can all help by getting our dragons tested yearly to gather more data. Although there is currently no known cure for Adenovirus, it also hasn't been proven that it can't go away eventually. If your dragon tests positive, there are a few things you can do to maximize their lives and make them more comfortable as well. I got my dragons tested through Tracie, and I highly recommend others do the same. Visit here for more info >>> http://www.thepats.info/ or PM Tracie (Drache613). It's only $18... very much worth it to be informed of an important aspect of your dragon's health status and to contribute to research that could help future dragons too! :study: