waterbeardy55
New member
Hello,
This is a sad post to write, but my almost 11 year old Bearded Dragon has slowed down drastically over the last few weeks, now to the point of barely being able to keep his eyes open or lift his head. He has not been able to eat the past few days so I think his time to pass on has come.
I do not want him to suffer/starve as he can not eat but many vet clinics I call in my area do not have any availability or just don't service reptiles. Are there any other options I can look in to?
Sorry to have to share this sad post but wondered if anyone else may have some insight.
Thanks
This is a sad post to write, but my almost 11 year old Bearded Dragon has slowed down drastically over the last few weeks, now to the point of barely being able to keep his eyes open or lift his head. He has not been able to eat the past few days so I think his time to pass on has come.
I do not want him to suffer/starve as he can not eat but many vet clinics I call in my area do not have any availability or just don't service reptiles. Are there any other options I can look in to?
Sorry to have to share this sad post but wondered if anyone else may have some insight.
Thanks