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That sounds great! She is doing fine. It looks better already, and it’s definitely not any worse. Thank you so much for your help!

I switched her over to paper towels as soon as I found the wound just to make it easier if I needed to clean anything up. My only idea of how she hurt it is she either scratched her rocks while she ran around her tank or just rubbed it raw on the glass. I have never found blood anywhere in her...

Thanks for telling me about the honey! She doesn’t get crickets very often and we don’t feed them in her tank. Thanks

Hello! I hope someone here can advise me on what to do, I’m not sure many vets in my area are open. So basically, my beardie (Female, 3 years old, 40 gallon long tank, adequate heat and t10 18 inch uvb replaced every six months outside of tank, eats fine, poops fine) has been running around her...

We bought a bulb (not sure what brand. Trust me when I say they were not going to invest in a tube light/casing I know that would’ve been best) he had no uvb before so I figured that a bulb would be better then nothing. I have offered to take the dragon multiple times and their family wants to...

So my friends beardie has mbd (pretty severe). I have my own beardie so I’m trying to help them the best I can, but they’re parents aren’t willing to put in much. He is getting a new basking light/ uvb light, and they are starting to supplement with calcium again. I’m trying to push them to get...

Nope nothing strange, still eating well. She hasn’t pooped since so I’m going to bathe her today. Definitely watching her closely though.

Her appetite is fine, she has shown no signs of distress. I have been giving her calcium on all her worms and salads. So is the yellow in there caused by and egg bursting?

So a month ago ish (May 3) my beardie laid 30 eggs, and last week she laid another. I’d also felt some bumps on the sides of her stomach. Today she pooped and it was mostly just a runny yellow liquid. There was also what looked to be a deflated egg in there. Is this possibly a bacterial...

I just made a post about this, (kinda) but I’m still very concerned. My beardie laid 30 infertile eggs about a month ago, and recently started being more lethargic, and started straining to poop, but nothing comes out. She laid one more egg yesterday. No digging. She also has a large hard bump...

Turns out you were right lol. Came home today to find an egg in her tank

I’ll try it, though I think we are going to get her to a vet soon just in case.

She dug for a very long time when she laid the first batch. Other than a little glass surfing today, no. She was straining like she was trying to push something out today, and pooped a little. She didn’t do this when she laid, she waited until we set her up under a blanket (don’t ask we weren’t...

It feels very different from her laying though, like it’s all concentrated in one area (her right side) and doesn’t feel like multiple balls like her eggs did.it feels like one solid mass

She laid eggs about a month ago, first Friday in May. She is almost 3 years old That was her first clutch Infertile eggs, she is not being bred

This isn’t a true ER thing (atleast I don’t think) but I picked up my beardie today and noticed her entire right side of her stomach area was rock hard. I’m just confused because yesterday, she had the biggest poop I’ve ever seen. I’m going start with olive oil and warm baths, massages, more...

So my bearded dragon just laid a clutch of 30 infertile eggs. She is about 2 3/4 old, and this is her first clutch. I know they are infertile because she has never been with a male. Is there anything I need to set up in her tank in case she has more eggs left? I can feel one or two bumps, but I...