Hi I recently squeezed my bearded dragon’s femoral pores because they were full. I thought that was what you were supposed to do like a blackhead. I found out that this is the really wrong thing to do. When I squeezed it to get the rest out there was a little bit of blood, just a tiny amount, but is he okay??
Femoral pores
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Hello,
Oh dear, if there is some blood involved, do try to keep it clean so it doesn't get infected.
Do you have any pictures of that we could see?
You could get some antibiotic ointment or some raw, unpasteurized honey to put on the
affected pore to help ward off infection.
How is he doing?
Tracie
Oh dear, if there is some blood involved, do try to keep it clean so it doesn't get infected.
Do you have any pictures of that we could see?
You could get some antibiotic ointment or some raw, unpasteurized honey to put on the
affected pore to help ward off infection.
How is he doing?
Tracie
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