Bearded Dragon Health

Brumating bearded dragons may look like they’re sick, and sick bearded dragons can look like they’re brumating. Determining if your bearded dragon is in brumation or is sick can be challenging. With experience this will get easier, but if you’re new or unsure, here’s how we tell whether one of ours is sick or in brumation.

Learn how to tell if your bearded dragon is dead or dying. We’ve experienced this ourselves a few times and can help.

Find out why your bearded dragon is twitching. Possible causes include injury, dehydration, stress, illness, parasites, temperature fluctuations and poor diet.

Learn about the causes, signs, risks, prevention, diagnosis & treatment of bearded dragon obesity, plus dietary & exercise considerations.

In this post we learn why bearded dragons can’t have yogurt and show some alternatives instead

In this post we learn that bearded dragons can, and will, jump. We look at what sort of injuries might result if they jump from too high

In this post we answer the question about whether a bearded dragon can regrow their tails and whether they can live without tails if not

Learn why bearded dragons should not be housed together and find out whether if they are, whether they may go as far as eating each other.

In this post we look at the myth of whether bearded dragons cannot breathe on their back.

In this post we learn that bearded dragons do carry salmonella but with some simple precautions your risk is extremely small.