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First Aid Supplies for Bearded Dragons
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If your bearded dragon ever gets sick you will want to be prepared. Sometimes their health can decline so rapidly, you don't have the timet to be ordering supplies on the internet and waiting for them to be shipped. Some of the stuff can probably be found at local pet stores but it will cost much more and you'll be lucky to find everything you need. The best thing to do is to buy one or two items at a time until you have everything you could possibly need if something were to go wrong. This is the list of items I keep in case of an emergency. |
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| Foods |
Supplies |
Medical |
| Reptaid |
Syringes 1cc, 3cc, & 5cc |
Liquid Calcium |
| Critical Care |
Droppers |
Antibiotic Ointment |
| Squash Baby Food |
Heat Packs |
Betadine |
| Chicken Baby Food |
1oz Squirt Bottles |
Tea Tree Oil |
| Powder Pedialyte |
Microscope & Slides |
Eye Wash |
| Acidophiliz+ |
Fecal Float Kits |
Eye Ointment |
| Electrolytes |
Fecal Solution |
Panacur |
| Cherry Concentrate |
Nolvasan |
Benebac |
These are some additional supplies you may not need to have on hand but
are good to know about if the need arises.
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Thermazene |
1% Silver Sulfadiazine cream used to treat bacterial or fungal infections that occur in burns that reptiles get from heat rocks or basking lamps. |
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Serrapeptase |
This is a dried silkworm enzyme that is used to help relieve inflammation around joints from injuries or arthritis, get liquid at www.bug-de-lite.com |
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