Bearded Dragon Rescue: 30-90 Day Quarantine Guide
This is the 30-90 day quarantine protocol for new or rescue bearded dragons. For the first 24 hours, see our first 24 hours guide.…
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Category: Health
Bearded dragon health guides covering common symptoms, prevention, hydration, shedding, parasites, and when to contact a reptile veterinarian.
Bearded Dragon Impaction Recovery: 4-6 Week Care Plan
This guide covers the 4-6 week recovery period after a bearded dragon impaction has been treated (whether by home intervention or veterinary care). For…
Read guideBearded Dragon Dehydration vs Impaction: How to Tell the Difference
This guide is the side-by-side decision page for two of the most common bearded dragon health concerns. For deep-dive treatment of each, see our…
Read guideBearded Dragon Not Eating After Moving: 30-Day Acclimation Guide
This guide covers the 30-day acclimation window for a new or relocated bearded dragon that is not eating. For a complete list of all…
Read guideBearded Dragon Poop Color Guide: What’s Normal vs Not
This guide is the color / consistency reverse look-up. For diagnosing specific conditions, see our diarrhea guide, dehydration guide, and impaction guide. What "normal"…
Read guideBearded Dragon Brumation vs Illness: How to Tell the Difference
Quick safety note: this guide helps you compare signs. It is not a diagnosis. If your dragon shows any of the red flags listed…
Read guideBearded Dragon Egg Binding: Symptoms & What to Do
Egg binding (dystocia) is a serious condition where a female bearded dragon is unable to lay her eggs. It can be life-threatening — but…
Read guideBearded Dragon Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD): Complete Guide
Frequently Asked Questions Short answers to the most common questions about metabolic bone disease (MBD) in bearded dragons — prevention, early signs, treatment, and…
Read guideBearded Dragon Yellow Fungus: Symptoms & Treatment
Yellow fungus disease (YFD) is a serious fungal infection that affects bearded dragons. It’s contagious, difficult to treat, and can be fatal — so…
Read guideBearded Dragon Dehydration: Signs & How to Rehydrate
Bearded dragons are desert reptiles that get much of their water from food — which means dehydration can creep up quietly. Knowing the early…
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