Bearded dragon pooping runny nonstop

[Mwill]

My bearded dragon is pooping Liquid everywhere in her cage and recently has been doing it nonstop. How do I help her? Do I need to give her to a rescue? I don’t have access to vet.

 

[Mwill]

Ok will do

Is it ok to keep my uvb where it is
until I find a replacement?

 

[Hazerthebeardeddragon]

Ok will do

Is it ok to keep my uvb where it is
until I find a replacement?

Try your best to raise it higher or lower the basking place

 

[Drache613]

Hello,

How is your dragon doing today, any improvements thus far?
Let us know how the basking temperatures are coming along.
The temperatures are very important, as they need optimal
body temperatures so they can digest properly.
Do you feed fruit very often?
I hope your dragon is doing better.

Tracie

 

[Mwill]

Thanks for all the help

Ralphie is doing great now. I lowered her heat lamp, and her basking temps are up a few degrees to 95 ish

She’s eating her salads and her poo is looking solid now, and I feed her a few blueberries every 3 or so weeks.

 

[J4ckdaw-]

My bearded dragon is pooping Liquid everywhere in her cage and recently has been doing it nonstop. How do I help her? Do I need to give her to a rescue? I don’t have access to vet.

Almost every case of this is due to poor husbandry, I looked through your previous replies and your basking temps are a bit low. The optimal core temperature is 97.34 degrees which can be achieved with a basking spot of around 107.6 degrees.

Your UVB sounds good, what is the wattage? That will decide wether or not it will be placed above or beneath the mesh, another thing we need to consider in making this decision is if its a fine mesh or a thick mesh.

Make sure you are measuring your temperatures with a digital probe thermometer as opposed to a temp gun or stick-on. Those two are wildly incorrect. Avoid brands such as Thrive at all costs.

I agree with Hazer, try to avoid foods with a high water content such as squash or zucchini, straight greens for a little while will help her get back on track. Avoid feeding fruit, it causes mouth rot and fungal culture.

Every dragon has a self regulated population of pinworm, it helps their body break down cellulose. Pinworm only gets out of control due to husbandry issues, or other types of parasites are usually picked up from feeders.

I’d change your staple insect to either roaches, crickets or silkworms. Superworms should be fed in moderation due to their hard exoskeletons. Be cautious with crickets, they are most prone to parasites.

Good luck,

 

[Hazerthebeardeddragon]

Thanks for all the help

Ralphie is doing great now. I lowered her heat lamp, and her basking temps are up a few degrees to 95 ish

She’s eating her salads and her poo is looking solid now, and I feed her a few blueberries every 3 or so weeks.

Stick to fruit 1 or 2 times a months

 

[Drache613]

Hello,

Do keep us posted on your dragon's progress. Making small changes such as temperatures,
diet, etc makes a tremendous difference for them. We all hope things are going well!

Tracie