PoohBearThePerilous
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Hello Everyone!
Not an emergency question. About a week ago my bearded dragon pixie was feasting on some crickets. One of them got a bit aggressive with her and started lashing around when she bit on his head. She had flinched and dropped it. Only to pick up the cricket and fully eat it. I got the hunch that she got poked in the eye with its leg or something.
A couple minutes after I noticed she was closing/squinting one eye. The first days were concerning. But a week later its like I am convinced she is just sassy and faking the injury for more attention haha
She still uses the eye. She only has it closed when no one is paying attention to her. Once she is being held or in an active environment she has it opened. No pus or ozzing. No bruising. The eye looks fine.
The only reason I ask for second opinion is because I have read they are great at hiding injuries to not appear weak.
Thank you all xD
Not an emergency question. About a week ago my bearded dragon pixie was feasting on some crickets. One of them got a bit aggressive with her and started lashing around when she bit on his head. She had flinched and dropped it. Only to pick up the cricket and fully eat it. I got the hunch that she got poked in the eye with its leg or something.
A couple minutes after I noticed she was closing/squinting one eye. The first days were concerning. But a week later its like I am convinced she is just sassy and faking the injury for more attention haha
She still uses the eye. She only has it closed when no one is paying attention to her. Once she is being held or in an active environment she has it opened. No pus or ozzing. No bruising. The eye looks fine.
The only reason I ask for second opinion is because I have read they are great at hiding injuries to not appear weak.
Thank you all xD