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    Bearded dragon hurt finger

    Hello! Let me know how that turns out & how he is doing. I hope it heals up soon. Tracie
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    Bearded dragon hurt finger

    Hello, That looks like it probably hurts a bit. Unfortunately when they break a finger which is so small, it is virtually impossible for them to set. However, what you can do, is to get some athletic type of tape & some toothpicks sized down to the length of the finger. You can essentially...
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    Swollen

    Hello, Ok, her arms do look whitish like they are preshed. It doesn't appear to be swollen as if she had gout but sometimes it does take time for them to shed. Are any other parts on her swollen, like her feet, toes, etc? Tracie
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    Chronic watery stools

    Hello, Just checking in, wondering how your dragon was doing? Is she still having really loose stools right now? As Sadie mentioned, some are just more naturally prone to having looser stools than others. If the sweet potato or squash doesn't seem to firm it up, you can try keeping her on...
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    Swollen

    Hello, I was going to comment on your boy's front arms....is he going to shed possibly? Most times, they appear to be slightly puffy or swollen before they are going to shed. Are you in the UK? Tracie
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    Coccidia

    Hello, Sorry I somehow missed this post! How is your little one, what medication did your dragon receive for his coccidia? How many doses did he get? The wipeout that Sadie has suggested is widely used so that should be fine to use. Also, the F10 is routinely used as well. A steamer works...
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    oxyurus

    Hello, What type of feed/gutload are you feeding the insects prior to giving them to her? Do you know what the levels are of the pinworms on the test by chance? What type of substrate do you use, a solid substrate or a loose substrate? It isn't unusual for them to have low levels of pinworms...
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    Chronic watery stools

    Hello, The lab test don't really indicate any levels of worms or parasites. Most labs tend to test for the same things or in the same manner too. As Sadie suggested, try adding in some sweet potato to help with the looser stools. You can also add in some type of probiotic to help with her...
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    Kidney disfunction/gout!

    Hello, You are welcome. Bless him. If your vet wont prescribe the Allopurinol, let me know. How is he taking the black or tart cherry juice, does he like it? Since his beard is black, he is definitely in distress so he does need treatment as soon as possible. Are you able to keep him...
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    Kidney disfunction/gout!

    Hello, Yes, see if they will prescribe the Allopurinol for him. His overall blood tests don't look too bad except for the high Uric acid levels & his WBC counts are a bit high. That's most likely due to stress on the kidneys bringing possible infection. His calcium & phosphorus levels look...
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    Kidney disfunction/gout!

    Hello, I will take a look here this evening. Give me a little bit to review everything. Did they put him on Allopurinol yet? Tracie
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    Recommendations on my almost 9 year old boy!

    Hello, Ok, so did they dose the calcium for your dragon's weight for the liquid calcium? How is his appetite doing? If you are using the powdered calcium then I wouldn't overdo it on the liquid calcium just so he doesn't get too overloaded. Keep in mind that the baby foods tend to be a...
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    Recommendations on my almost 9 year old boy!

    Hello, How is your dragon doing today? I looked over the blood tests. The calcium levels are pretty low & the phosphorus levels are low also. Ideally, the calcium to phosphorus ratios should be at a 2:1 or a 3:1 meaning the calcium levels should be 2 to 3 times the levels of phosphorus levels...
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    Baby beardie, possible MBD

    Hello, Just checking on your dragon & how she is doing lately? Tracie
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    Yellow fungus help

    Hello, Please keep us updated on your girl! There are so few positive outcomes on Yellow Fungus these days that it's terrific to hear of success stories! You can also add in a probiotic for awhile to help balance out her tummy since the oral meds do tend to be a bit harsh on their systems...
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