Reptaid

Your reptile's health depends critically on proper husbandry practices. By maintaining a clean habitat and practicing strict hand hygiene between handling different reptiles, you'll prevent most health issues before they start. Don't risk parasitic infections - simply freeze new bedding overnight for a safe, parasite-free environment.

Providing your reptile or amphibian with a safe, warm, and comfortable environment is essential for their well-being. Ensure that the habitat has the appropriate temperature, humidity levels, and lighting specific to your pet's species. These animals often have very particular requirements, so it’s important to consult with your veterinarian to create the best possible living conditions for your pet.

Your bearded dragon could encounter various health challenges throughout its life. Watch for parasites picked up from feeder insects, weight issues, dangerous tail rot, and concerning head aneurysms. Other risks include digestive blockages, the dreaded yellow fungus disease, heat-related burns, and weakened bones leading to fractures.

Signs of parasites in a snake may include weight loss or lack of appetite, vomiting or regurgitation, abnormal feces (diarrhea, mucus, or blood), lethargy or reduced activity levels, visible bloating or swelling (especially in the abdomen), skin shedding issues or retained skin, increased frequency of defecation, and visible worms or parasites in feces or vomit. If you notice any of these signs, it's important to consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.

These ingredients support immune health for reptiles. Mustard seed, black seed, and olive leaf have antimicrobial and immune-boosting properties. Pau D’arco bark and Jatoba are traditionally used for their immune-supporting benefits. Clove has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, while a citrus blend of grapefruit and lemon adds additional immune-boosting power, thanks to their vitamin C content.