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So, I called the vet! Apparently he has a moderate pinworm count raging at approximately 10 in his feces. Is it still safe to avoid treatment if he is alert + good appetite? If not, are there any natural, non toxic and effective treatments i can try at home over hazardous suppositories my vet is...

Woops! Sorry if i seem uninformed.

Hi! So, i previously had some issues with him dropping his appetite, but i found a way around it by placing him in a blank white container and dropping dubia roaches infront of him one by one, and he ate almost half the container of small roaches, the greedy guts! I also noticed during the drop...

My bearded dragon was recently found to have Oxyurid eggs in his feces, as well as salmonella. The vet mentioned a treatment including something up his bum?? I am naturally very worried about this and would like any guidance on what oxyurid eggs are. If suppository treatment is necessary and how...

Sorry to start it off with that strange image, but my bearded dragon's poop nearly never looked like this, and he refused to eat for 2 days before it. After, he seemed to accept some dubia roaches. He is a juvenile beardie, around 4 months. His temperature gradients are correct, he has a 10% uvb...

Hi! I'm looking to switch from hoppers to dubia roaches. Does anyone know where to get them the cheapest in the UK? Looking for delivery options.

Was a big bit of kale. Im worried he could get some gastrointestinal distress from the dubia poop on the leaf.

So I decided to try out dubia roaches, i was feeding my 3-4 month old the little'uns, making sure none were too big for him, and i thought "Huh, these guys are tricky to get out of the packet, why dont i hold the tub in there and let him eat?" and he goes for one of the big bits of vegetable i...

Hi! Thank you for the advice. i tried brushing it off very gently with a small toothbrush dipped in water and it worked, it cleaned right off. Thanks for the advice! I was worried it was some type of fungal thing

Hey! Posted once before, but here we go again! He is housed in a 40 gallon wooden vivarium with kitchen roll as a substrate, he has a log, several hides on both the hot and cold end, as well as multiple small plant-mimicking furnitures which allow him to climb should he want. He has an arcadia...

Any suspicion is a good one. As in the linked thread, check warm, dark places like clothes etc. If you think he might be lost in the wild, dont be scared to put up some wanted posters or do some searching yourself. he wouldn't have travelled far.

First, don't panic. Your bearded dragon is an animal designed to survive in averse and sub-perfect conditions. They will be able to survive for however long it takes you to find them. I suggest baiting the dragon with plates of their favourite food left lying around. Remove any potential...

The vivarium's background is just of the wood, so i don't. Is it worth the investment? I also caught him doing it again, and filmed it! Here's the youtube link. https://youtu.be/b66B55NiA6Q

Hey Claire! Thanks for the answers. I've come to putting the plant in when it's close to his bedtime, as he seems to regard it as his bed for right now. A new behaviour has popped up that kind of concerns me. his log has a branch that moved all the way out to the edge of the glass vivarium...

Alright, thank you for the advice!

Hey! Let me preface this by giving you information about this little guy's dietary habits and housing. The pet store did not give us a specific time range for when he was born, but here is a picture. I have had him for just over a fortnight now. He is housed in a 40 gallon wooden...