What happens if a bearded dragon has a seizure?

In severe cases, bearded dragons may even begin to have regular seizures. Bearded dragons suffering from advanced MBD will also likely lose their appetite and as such, refuse to eat and need to be syringe fed.

What to do if a bearded dragon tries to bite you?

If your bearded dragon tries to bite you when you handle it, you should simply put on a pair of gardening gloves because not handling your bearded dragon will not lower their aggressiveness…it will only prevent you from developing a closer bond with your beardie.

Why does a bearded dragon head bob at another dragon?

Other times two bearded dragons will head bob at each other as a sign of territorial aggression. Generally, the faster the head bob the more threatening. If a bearded dragon is head bobbing another dragon quickly, it’s generally for territorial reasons. However, if a bearded dragon slowly head bobs another dragon, it can be a sign of submission.

Why is my bearded dragon scratching at the glass?

If you have noticed your bearded dragon head bobbing lately, I highly recommend you check it out! Much like your dog scratching desperately at the glass after being put outside, your bearded dragon too may scratch at the glass, displaying what is commonly referred to as “glass surfing”.

What should I do if my bearded dragon is acting lethargic?

A mercury vapor bulb can be used to supply both radiant heat and UV radiation. If temperatures are in the correct range for the age of your bearded dragon, and it’s not the right time of year for brumation to occur, and your bearded dragon is still acting lethargic you may need to seek the advice of a reptile veterinarian. Additional Reading…

If you have noticed your bearded dragon head bobbing lately, I highly recommend you check it out! Much like your dog scratching desperately at the glass after being put outside, your bearded dragon too may scratch at the glass, displaying what is commonly referred to as “glass surfing”.

Is there such thing as a life threatening tremor?

Tremor is not life threatening. However, it can be embarrassing and even disabling, making it difficult or even impossible to perform work and daily life tasks. What causes tremor? Generally, tremor is caused by a problem in the deep parts of the brain that control movements.

What are the causes of enhanced physiological tremor?

Enhanced physiological tremor is a more noticeable case of physiologic tremor that can be easily seen. It is generally not caused by a neurological disease but by reaction to certain drugs, alcohol withdrawal, or medical conditions including an overactive thyroid and hypoglycemia. It is usually reversible once the cause is corrected.

Why are the bones of bearded dragons so weak?

Due to a lack of Calcium, which can often result from a lack of UVB (explained further below), dragons can become so weak that their very bones deteriorate, leaving them fragile, weak, and headed for death. BUT MBD doesn’t have to be mean an untimely death!

What should I do if my bearded dragon has MBD?

You’ll want to make sure that your bearded dragon is getting an adequate supply of calcium before and during any treatments, but consult your veterinarian about supplements if they prescribe calcium injections or oral medication to make sure you aren’t overdoing it. Click HERE to learn more about a great supplement for bearded dragons with MBD

How long can a bearded dragon be miserable?

However, don’t be alarmed and worried thinking that your dragon will be miserable for up to 6 months. Simply getting the right UVB setup and administering medication along with an adjusted calcium-rich and offering a supplement friendly diet can make a huge difference in as little as just two weeks.

What are the symptoms of a sick bearded dragon?

Symptoms of a sick Bearded dragon. Partial or complete anorexia (lack of appetite) Weight loss & poor body condition. Diarrhoea (abnormal or runny faeces and / or cloacal soiling) Lumps, bumps, sores & abrasions on the skin. Dehydration (wrinkled skin & sunken eyes) Paralysis or lameness of the limbs or tail.

What problems do bearded dragons have?

Some health issues that bearded dragons may have include: metabolic bone disease, atadenovirus, impaction, prolapsation, and parasites. The majority of health issues bearded dragons face in captivity are due to poor diet and inadequate heat and lighting.

Is my bearded dragon blind?

Bearded Dragon Is Blind. In general most dragons in Australian Coast south of the stands on them. They are most common of the lizards can be bought from pet stores all over the cage and you have in the long run. This is all perfectly normal.