Bearded dragon shedding

Helpful advice on the bearded dragon shedding process and how to ease your beardie through the process with the best of care.

Is your Bearded Dragon looking a dull or grayish? It's most likely going through the Bearded Dragon shedding process. Read all about it here.

There are eight different bearded dragon species in the wild. The most popular is the Pogona vitticeps and only four out of eight species are kept as pets. Every type of Bearded Dragon is from Australia but they are all Read More →

If you’ve noticed your bearded dragon looking a little flakey, it is nothing to be alarmed about. Like most reptiles, bearded dragons regularly shed their skin, a process known as ecdysis. But how often do bearded dragons shed? While a bearded dragon is still growing, it will shed about every month to three month ...

How often do bearded dragons shed? How does the behavior of your bearded dragon change during shedding? How can you help your bearded dragon to shed?

A bearded dragon may close its eyes when it’s being petted or held. This shows that it’s feeling stressed or uncomfortable. Some other medical reasons include dehydration, shedding, eye infections, and parasitic infections.

We go through the when, how, do’s and don’ts when a bearded dragon is shedding, read our blog to find out!

Are you dealing with a stuck shed on your bearded dragon? Don't pull it off! Click through to learn how to handle stuck sheds on your pet.