Bearded dragon

Importance of UVB Light for Bearded Dragons It's essential to provide a quality UVB light setup for bearded dragons. Without proper exposure, they could get metabolic bone disease and other health issues. For the best care, use a high-quality UVB bulb and replace it every 6 months or as suggested by the manufacturer. Light intensity and duration is important. Lighting should offer full-spectrum UVB radiation for 10-12 hours daily, just like natural sunlight conditions in their environment. The bulb should be placed properly so your pet has access to both shade and bright sunlight. Proper UVB lighting can also help regulate a dragon's appetite and promote overall good health. With consistent UVB radiation, you'll notice an improvement in their physical activity and mood. Research from Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign (2015) found over 90% of captive bearded dragons were deficient in vitamin D3 without supplemental lighting, which …

Understanding Bearded Dragon Eye Infection Bearded dragons can get eye infections for many reasons, such as injury, bacteria, viruses, or poor nutrition. It is essential to start treatment early, to avoid further complications. Signs include swelling, discharge, redness, and cloudiness. Taking care of the hygiene, medication (if needed), and a balanced diet are necessary. To treat the infection, you must determine the cause. Keeping the right level of humidity in their habitat is also key to preventing eye infections. Remember: Regular vet check-ups are great for detecting early signs of infection and making sure your dragon stays healthy! Causes of Bearded Dragon Eye Infection To understand the causes of bearded dragon eye infection, you need to focus on maintaining cleanliness, ensuring proper nutrition, preventing parasitic infections, and avoiding trauma. Neglecting any of these factors could lead to eye infections, which can be uncomfortable and detrimental to t…