Sarah's Bearded Dragon Rescue

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Tiger went outside for the very first time today. At first he was a bit spooked out, but then he buried his head under his blankie and went ...

I took Spike in for a follow up this morning. He's back up to 500 grams (when he was super sick he dropped down under 400) and looks gr...

My favorite vet, Dr Doug Folland , likes to say that the single best thing you can do for your reptile is to give it sun time. Especially th...

Adult beardies need a bath *at least* once a week so they have an opportunity to drink and to poop. Once they get used to the bath, they wil...

I've been to the vet enough times that I know the "drill" for assessing sick beardies. I often get phone calls asking me for a...

He's making progress! Slowly, but surely, he's trying to walk more normally.

I spent this past weekend texting a friend who had just bought a beardie with her husband. At first, everything seemed fine and they took ca...

MBD is a terrible, slow, tortuous way for a bearded dragon to die. Without the right nutrition, their bodies rob their bones of calcium and ...

I could never, ever do bearded dragon rescue without the help of two amazing vets. Dr Doug Folland & Dr Scott Echols Parrish Cre...