My dragon won't poop

[Guccithedragon]

My dragons name is Gucci and she's just a few months old . She hadn't been taken care of properly by the people I got her from so I just started giving her her vegetables. She normally poops everyday or every other day but she hasn't pooped in a few days now . She also feels pretty bloated. She doesn't seemed stressed at all though . I put her in the bath last night for about 30 minutes and rubbed her belly. What else should I do ?

 

[Bear333]

Hi there!

As a young dragon, she should be getting lots of protein! Keep offering her salads, but also bug meals 2-3 times per day! As for the pooping issue, a good thing to do is feed applesauce with no added sugar or baby food (squash, prunes,) through a syringe onto her nose. She'll most likely lick it up, and this should get her tummy moving So glad you rescued her and that she's in the right hands

 

[kingofnobbys]

There are a number of reasons why a dragon wont poo (as often as we'd like or as regularly).
Can be dietary, due to insects like superworms and mealworms be a large part of the diet, due to ingesting some substrate which has created a blockage, metabolism, temperatures and lack of solid food and lack of protein.

Firstly how long has it been since your dragon last did a poo ? .... OP says a few days
and is it regular ? .... OP says used to be pooing every day

A few days between poos for a larger juvenile or adult beardie is not an issue , some have very slow metabolism and save up their poo for up to 14 days , I don't start intervening ( with oral doses of olive oil until it's been 7 days, and then baths with tummy rubs from 10 days.

For a very small / young dragon a few days is common, I would start intervening at 4 days with oral doses of olive oil and natural gentle laxative , and bathing with tummy rubs from days.
At 3 months old he's still only a hatchling , young juvenile.

Do you feel any hard lumps in it's tummy ?

Will be helpful to see photos of the dragon , and it's viv and lighting (show how everything is set up, show the substrate).

Need details of the UV and lights, and temperatures.

About his diet , there are issues.
Your 3 month old should be on a nearly entirely live insect protein diet with veg offered , but mostly eating live insects , 2 or 3 times per day.
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