Understanding how happy and healthy our pets are is essential in taking care of them, but also quite rewarding! So if you’re here to see whether you’re doing well as a pet parent, we welcome you! Happy and healthy leopard geckos are curious and active, have a good appetite and sleeping schedule, and follow their …
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Chameleons throwing up is always almost a cause for concern. Unfortunately, there are quite a few reasons why this might happen, which usually leaves owners panicked and confused. We’re here to help though. Chameleons vomit for a lot of reasons, but the most common ones include overeating, internal parasites, and impaction. Hydration and fixing any …
Most Bearded Dragon owners are not prepared for seizures occurring in their lizards. This condition, followed by horrifying trembling and muscular twitching, is not so common but can be highly stressful to see. Therefore, you should know what to expect and how to react when facing it. Bearded Dragon seizures are an unpleasant and potentially …
Does your bearded dragon ever stand up in its enclosure, and you want to know why? There are several reasons for this behavior. Your bearded dragons may stand up tall in their enclosure because they are sleeping and feel more comfortable. They could be sleeping standing up due to stress or incorrect cage temperature. In …
Bearded dragons have unique characteristics, and their actions often indicate how they feel. You may have noticed that your bearded dragon is lying on its back. Is that safe, and how long can they lay like that for? Bearded dragons can not be left on their backs for long periods, as this can result in …
Aside from color-blending, chameleons survive in the wild with the help of their long, sticky tongues. They are even known to shoot their prehensile tongues at lightning-fast speeds. If your chameleon’s tongue is not working properly, you should act immediately. A chameleon not shooting its tongue properly can be caused by metabolic bone disease. Dehydration, …
Have you recently noticed your chameleon hiding between the foliage or on the bottom of the tank? If so, you’re probably wondering what is the reason behind this behavior. Chameleons are shy reptiles who prefer living alone. They may hide due to natural instincts or for thermoregulation. Chameleons may also hide while adjusting to their …
Nobody likes dry, flaky skin. And nobody likes to constantly see dry, peeling skin on their bearded dragon. Bearded dragons shed their skin periodically, but are they really supposed to shed their skin ALL the time? Bearded dragons shed their skin in cycles that decrease in frequency as they get older. What looks like excess …
Chameleons are fascinating creatures with unique eye features and powerful vision that help them with catching their prey. Unfortunately, chameleons, like most other reptiles, are susceptible to eye infections that can lead to severe health issues if left untreated. Eye infections in chameleons can be caused by bacterial, viral, and parasitic diseases. Often, however, management-related …
Bearded dragons often fall off their owners’ hands. Veterinarians suggest they’re animated creatures, so they may even jump from things out of sheer curiosity! But how resilient are they to falling? Bearded dragons are semi-arboreal reptiles. Short-distance falls usually don’t cause any issues. However, the risk of injury depends on their age, prior health issues, …