BY: REPTILECRAZE
JANUARY 17, 2024
Bearded dragons may poop on their owners as a form of territorial marking, establishing dominance or familiarity.
Stressful situations, such as handling or environmental changes, can trigger bowel movements in bearded dragons.
Sudden changes in diet, inappropriate temperatures, or inadequate hydration can lead to digestive upset, resulting in unexpected bowel movements.
Excessive handling, especially if the bearded dragon is not accustomed to it, may cause stress and prompt them to poop.
Underlying health problems, such as parasites or gastrointestinal issues, can contribute to irregular bowel movements.