by Aster Michelsen | Dec 6, 2022 | Reptile Health, Reptile Care, Uncategorized
We talk a lot about reptile health. Previously, we’ve written about gout and how diet contributes to it. This time, we’re diving into a very important topic: metabolic bone disease. What is Metabolic Bone Disease? Metabolic bone disease, or MBD for short, is one of... 
by Frankie Wilson | Nov 8, 2022 | Uncategorized, Reptile Care, Reptile Health
One thing all reptiles have in common, no matter what shape and size they come in, is that they shed. Yes, animals can shed without having any fur! Though, the way a reptile sheds is a bit different than our furry companions. Sometimes, reptiles get stuck shed.... 
by Aster Michelsen | Oct 18, 2022 | Reptile Care, Reptile Health, Reptile Nutrition, Uncategorized
“Why won’t my bearded dragon drink?” This is a common question – and for good reason! Dehydration can contribute to serious health conditions, including gout. So when our beloved beardies refuse to take a sip, of course we’d be concerned! In this article, we’ll... 
by Aster Michelsen | Oct 11, 2022 | Reptile Care, Reptile Health, Reptile Nutrition, Uncategorized
I have never met a group of people so dedicated to their pets as reptile owners. Owners of bearded dragons and other reptiles will go to great lengths to ensure their babies have the best lives. But along with the research and dedication comes fear. What if I’m not... 
by Aster Michelsen | Sep 27, 2022 | Reptile Care, Reptile Nutrition, Uncategorized
Tree frogs are such cool animals! They’re small and cute. They can be so colorful. And they don’t take up much space. But as with most exotic pets, most people don’t know a lot about tree frogs. Where do tree frogs live? What do tree frogs eat? In this article, we’re... 
by Aster Michelsen | Sep 6, 2022 | Reptile Care, Reptile Health, Reptile Nutrition, Uncategorized
Gargoyle geckos make fun pets and are well suited for beginner reptile keepers because of their easy care needs. Today, we’re talking about gargoyle gecko diet requirements. In many ways, gargoyle geckos and crested geckos are very similar and can be treated the same....
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