his nails are WAY too long. peeling his shed isn't " helping" its actually hurting them. these are desert and wild animals. with proper husbandry, they should be able to shed by themselves. makes me so sad to see his
Peeling shed isn’t painful when it’s done properly, if the shed is already detached from the skin it’s safe to remove. But I recommend warm baths and a hot spot of 90-100 degrees to completely dry the skin after the bath. You could also use a tooth brush to lightly remove and loosen the skin as well. Also putting in some safe rocks and climbing enrichment will also help them to remove their skin on there own naturally. Please cut the babies nails as well, depending on the decor you have and substrate the can easily rip out their nails or toes. Which is painful and sadly won’t grow back, also can lead to surgery or infection!
Next time, you may just have to get the eye cap shed off before she can scratch instead of letting her do it naturally. Because they scratch like dogs, she could easily damage her eye. It happens often enough.
She's so darn cute though and did not want you touching her at first.🤣
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Give her a bath all the shed will come out easily on its own less painful
Pleased you helped to stop the itching
Looks like a nail trim is needed. Use kitten clippers. Works great.
You need to clip the nails. If they hook like that the can curve into the skin and be harmful to the animal
I mean like… you should try let her pull it of her self and give her a bath 👍
You're not supposed to peel their shredded skin off
his nails are WAY too long. peeling his shed isn't " helping" its actually hurting them. these are desert and wild animals. with proper husbandry, they should be able to shed by themselves. makes me so sad to see his
just don't trim the nail too high up they bleed. you can see through the nail and tell which part is living and what part to trim.
Your not supposed to peel their shredded shin off it can make them bleed
Do they hate having nails clipped as much as my dogs???
Peeling shed isn’t painful when it’s done properly, if the shed is already detached from the skin it’s safe to remove. But I recommend warm baths and a hot spot of 90-100 degrees to completely dry the skin after the bath. You could also use a tooth brush to lightly remove and loosen the skin as well. Also putting in some safe rocks and climbing enrichment will also help them to remove their skin on there own naturally. Please cut the babies nails as well, depending on the decor you have and substrate the can easily rip out their nails or toes. Which is painful and sadly won’t grow back, also can lead to surgery or infection!
She is 😊
She’s a beautiful dragon! 😊❤👍🏻
징그러운데 귀여워 ㅎ
Please trim his nails
Next time, you may just have to get the eye cap shed off before she can scratch instead of letting her do it naturally. Because they scratch like dogs, she could easily damage her eye. It happens often enough.
She's so darn cute though and did not want you touching her at first.🤣
She so priddy.
Leave her alone her beard is black
Cut that babys nails!!!!
Hey I’m an experienced nail trimmer for bearded dragons I also have one i know everything about them
So if u have a question ask me
Baths with loosen that up, Hydration!
You are not supposed to do that you have to let them peel their skin you can hurt their skin! 🦎
el de la nariz es el unico que me interesa y el a más le debe molestar y no lo saco 😐
Just doesn't like it though.
You used water for peeling thé dead skin of eyes ❤
Cute👍🤩