Signs of an Unhealthy Bearded Dragon

Unhealthy Bearded Dragon?

If it is not breeding season or the beginning of a new shed period, the following signs may indicate pain from an injury, abscess, tumor, abdominal mass, or other problem:

Movement

- Lethargy
- Lack of usual activity
- Reluctance to move
- Favoring a limb, tail or quadrant

Responses

- Unusual aggression to all contact
- Withdrawal or avoidance behavior, especially in a usually sociable or gregarious individual

Posture

- Hunching (abdomen tucked up)
- Sunken eyes

Behavior

- Restless
- Anorexic
- Lack of appetite
- Depressed

These are only a few signs you should be aware on, so that your bearded dragon stays healthy. More facts, advices and tips from real owners, along with everything you need to know about bearded dragons, you can find on Bearded Dragon Secrets Revealed Ebook

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