Blood in urate?

[rebeccamonteith]

My 1 year old bearded dragon hasn't eaten in weeks. I took her to the vet last week and they suspected that she was producing eggs (not pregnant) and that she wouldn't eat until she passes the eggs. The vet also gave me liquid calcium since she hasn't been eating. However, the past couple of days it looks like she is straining to go to the toilet but nothing is coming out? She can't be impacted because she hasn't ate anything. I have been bathing her every day. She was trying again earlier and some urate came out. It was the smallest amount and very runny, it also had some bits of blood in it I am so worried about her. I made her a half sand/half soil box to dig in to encourage her to pass the eggs, the vet said she should be back to normal by this week but still nothing. The last time she pooed was 3 days ago and it was very runny but I did not see any blood. Any advice would be great thank you

 

[AHBD]

Hi Rebecca...is she a good weight and is she healthy looking or becoming lethargic ? Can you list the exact type + brand of lights you have and include some pics of her as well as her set up ? Here's how to post pics :
https://www.beardeddragon.org/useruploads/
It's very important to know if she's trying to pass eggs, if she becomes eggbound she can die and it can happen quickly. You should get some X-rays ASAP and if there are eggs in the oviduct a shot of Oxytocin can help her push them out.

 

[rebeccamonteith]

I think she is healthy looking, bright eyes, still active when I take her out. She's been sitting about more often when she's in her viv. Her belly is still looking pretty big. I have an ExoTerra Daylight bulb 150W, it's about 95 degrees C on the hot side and 80 on the cool side. And I have two ExoTerra Repti Glo UVB bulbs, one 10.0 and one 2.0. These run along the roof of her viv. Her lights have gone off now so she is asleep and I will post photos when she wakes up tomorrow. Is there anything I can do to help her pass the eggs in the meantime? I will make an appointment at the vet tomorrow. Thank you for your advice!