StreetMoggy
Hatchling Member
I took Commissioner Gordon to the vet, he is about 8 years old, and I highly doubt any of his previous owners ever took him to the vet.
News was good! The vet was so excited to see a healthy beardie . Apparently most of them come in pretty sad looking, and on their last legs. He was even taken on a staff tour to show how lovely he was heh, (I can brag a little right?).
Couple things, he needs to have a couple extra baths a week to ensure his femoral pores don't get impacted, as there is some debris build up, and I was given some "tooth paste" to swab on him a couple times a week. His gums are good, but starting so get some discoloration.
But here is something I'd like to note:
I had a fecal done on him, because he has what most would consider "runny poops" always really jelly like. The results were negative for all parasites! So if your beardie is well hydrated, then don't fret if he has runny poops! (but it's always good to get a fecal done just in case)
News was good! The vet was so excited to see a healthy beardie . Apparently most of them come in pretty sad looking, and on their last legs. He was even taken on a staff tour to show how lovely he was heh, (I can brag a little right?).
Couple things, he needs to have a couple extra baths a week to ensure his femoral pores don't get impacted, as there is some debris build up, and I was given some "tooth paste" to swab on him a couple times a week. His gums are good, but starting so get some discoloration.
But here is something I'd like to note:
I had a fecal done on him, because he has what most would consider "runny poops" always really jelly like. The results were negative for all parasites! So if your beardie is well hydrated, then don't fret if he has runny poops! (but it's always good to get a fecal done just in case)