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Bearded dragon with gout
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[QUOTE="Claudiusx, post: 2019670, member: 31715"] So did you vet run blood tests to test for UA levels, or how did he come to the conclusion that your beardie has gout? Can you post the bloodwork? Preventing UA levels from rising is the most important part of the treatment. That means no more dubia roaches. Keep protein a bit lower. That is, if your dragon actually has high UA levels which only would be known if your vet did bloodwork. -Brandon [/QUOTE]
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