Maybe not happy and healthy but grumpy and healthy is better than sick. I know how you feel Bindi I don't like going to the dentist either but I'd rather put up with the discomfort than the alternative pain.
Awwwh poor sweet bindi! People please make sure to provide your reptiles with the proper diets, calcium & UVB to prevent MBD and other issues in your animals! Thank you for caring for Him! 💕
You should definitely do a video on basic BD care with emphasis on calcium, UVB and atadenovirus. Bearded dragons are definitely one of the most common pet reptiles and unfortunately many owners aren't aware of these 3 basics
I really love it when you talk about the animals you've taken in with "disabilities" and how you help them cope with it. Kemosabe, Huckleberry, Bindi.... It's so helpful and gratifying. I hope that it will lead to more people keeping their disabled pets and taking good care of them.
WOW that is an angry dragon! I'm glad he's getting the care he needs and I'm sure he feels a lot better when his legs aren't covered in infected pores, even if he dislikes the treatment.
Bindi looks like he would certainly argue about the "happy" part at the moment, but it's really nice that you keep him healthy! Even though I might never have a reptile in my care, I find this kind of video super interesting and informative.
I also have a bearded dragon with MBD. Unfortunately right now he’s impacted (in his intestines not the pores) and isn’t doing very well :( he’s been on liquid calcium for about a week and I’m going back to the vet soon to see if he needs to be put on a laxative. But unfortunately if that doesn’t work there’s nothing else I can do. His name is Kit and I love him a lot so wish him luck please!
Have you tried putting olive oil on his nose? Just a drop or two for him to lick off. It is a natural laxative, I have read of it working for impaction in Leopard Geckos. T the B on RUclips did this when her baby Leo got blocked up with cricket exoskeletons from overeating.
Lydia Eddins yeah I have tried that actually and it did work a little bit before. But now he’s not even trying to poop even in the bath. And I can tell hi impaction isn’t completely cleared cause there’s a solid lump when I feel his belly. Every so often he’ll poop but all that seems to come out are urates in really small amounts
Same prob with mine. I gave him some prune juice and warm baths and worked the mass through his abdomen by massaging it with my fingers and it finally worked. But i had to literally squeeze it out of him
lmao, they skipped Bindi taking a dump in the bath. @2:00 you can see him immediately start to do the "poo-poo dance." Literally as soon as mine touches water, she poops. its pretty convenient for keeping the enclosure clean.
{ I've been researching keeping a bearded dragon happy and found a great resource at Beardie tactic plan (look it up on google) | There are a few components to how to look after bearded dragons . One place I found that successfully combines these is the Beardie tactic plan (google it if you're interested) it's the best guide i've heard of. Check out the unbelievable information . | I can across a useful compilation of videos that may help you at Beardie Tactic Plan | I discovered your video on Beardie tactic plan - there plenty more a useful videos there that should help you | I'm not sure but ,if anyone else needs to find out about are bearded dragons hard to care for try Beardie Tactic Plan ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.
I like how gentle you treat the beardie. Thor my bearded dragon lived for 14 year's , simply due to being loved and fed correctly bathed regularly and kept clean and his house/cage kept clean EVERYDAY. Informative tutorial thank you.
You should be able to hold him vertically for cleaning them. Might cause a little less stress. You can sit his little bum down down on a surface tail facing inward to help keep him still
THIS, is exactly what I came to say. How can someone so experienced with reptiles not know that you NEVER hold a beardie on their back🥲🥲 poor thing, you can see him struggling to breath. Their diaphragm isn't designed to hold up when they are in their backs. So sad🥲
Thank you Jessi. I've been wanting to get a beardie for a really long time and I've probably seen all the videos there are about them on RUclips, but this is the first time I've seen anything about their femoral pores. Really good care information that I will definitely keep in mind for when I get my bearded friend in the future.
I would recommend joining some Facebook groups about Bearded Dragon care. There are people who are pretty much experts in those groups. They've been super helpful to me when I have questions.
Awh, Bindi is so cute!! My dog gets mad at me too when he knows he’s about to take a bath. He knows I still love him though ☺️ Oh and thank you for today’s upload Jessi ❤️
Hey, I know this might be a long-shot, but I have a disabled lovebird. He lost his leg due to being improperly banded by a breeder. You wouldn't happen to have a disabled bird, do you? I'm looking for examples of cage set-ups for a bird like him.
Gday Jessi :) Love seeing reptiles so well cared for! Luckily none of my beardies get this issue much and I believe it’s because I’m able to keep them in large natural outdoor enclosures but I’ve rescued many beardies kept on man made substrates like tile that seem to develop femoral blockages
She explains why in the video: MBD. I think the most common issue with owner neglecting their beardies is MBD from improver UVB lighting. I'm sure keeping them outside often solves that issue pretty well tho
AminalCrackers there’s not a direct link between MBD and blocked femoral pores though, it’s just that some beardies with MDB move less and thus arnt rubbing those pores on various surfaces I strongly believe artificial substrates and a lack of rough surfaces are main causes to blocked femoral pores
I love this series of video. It is great getting to see these interesting treatments for these animals. First time I've seen the husbandry of such animals. If the cameras don't roll do you talk out loud? Does it help to talk to the animals? To yourself?
A friend just showed me this video and I'm so glad!! Thankfully my beardie's pores seem to be doing just fine, but now I know what to do if that ever stops being the case :D Just one thing I wanted to add (and if this is explained in a different video, I apologize!) but I wanted to let others know that the Neosporin used must always be the one *without* painkillers, as painkillers can be toxic to reptiles.
I recently found your channel, and I think you do a great job. I am sure many younger people or inexperienced viewers may find you, and I thought a quick mention of " he has MBD because....." might have been a good idea. Looking forward to watching more.
I have a question....I have a Beardie, he's around 5 or 6, and I've had him since he was a baby. Last summer, he got loose from us and was gone for 5 days. Scariest thing in my life. Since then he doesn't really move around in his tank, he won't chase his food at all, we have to bring it to him and even then, he might not want it. The biggest problem is he will do anything to stay away from his heat bulbs. He stays on the floor and finds the coldest place. I'll get him out, and he's cold. I have a day/basking bulb, 2 ceramic heat emitters, and his night heat bulb, as well as his UVB bar light. I don't know what else to do. The only time he's alert, and will run around, is when he's outside. Any ideas?? This comment is so long, so bless you if you read it all, and bless you if you have any suggestions. Thanks guys! ❤💋
You do not have to turn him on his back upsetting him cause him not to breathe you can simply hold him in your hand and lift leg a little and and brush the pores that way I do this with my beardie and he seems to enjoy it. Caring for your beauty does not have to be a stressful ordeal my beard never had a black beard because he has to have a bath in fact the bathing in the brushing has been a quite enjoyable bonding experience for both of us.
I didn’t know about this till now I’m going to try and do it when I get all the stuff cus I did check them dot and didn’t think much about them till now thank you so much
Do you think you can do a video on Creen Cheek Conure care? I'm thinking about getting one but before I get any pet I would like to learn as much as possible about that animal. Thanks!
Oh holy crap how have I never heard about this? D: I have a 13yo beardie with limited mobility, I didn't know I needed to check his pores... Now I do, thank you
I've never seen my bearded dragon get dark like this. Are you sure all of this is necessary? How did this condition begin with? I've had mine for years and never any health issues. Have you tried putting him in the sun?
Today my bearded dragon unleashed his femoral pores for the first time and I'm beyond excited/happy for him, BUT I have 2 questions. 1) Are femoral pores a permanent thing on his thighs? Like once his pores are out and open does it stay like that? Or is it more of a seasonal thing where they open up then close up after a while? 2) What's the physical difference between impacted femoral pores and non impacted femoral pores? Id think that for impacted theyd be red and infected? Since Olivers just appeared today I want to keep a close eye and watch for anything. Though ive had him for 2 years, I am a first time BD owner and I was never informed about femoral pores and I just want whats best for him because he's my world!
i didn't even know femoral pores existed. Better check our beardies to make sure he's not infected. Probably not because he doesn't have the bone disease but it's good to know. Thanks for the video. Just subbed
I keep seeing people recently "popping" bearded dragons femoral pores as a trend like they're pimples and its kind of sad to see as I know it's painful for them. (correct me if any of that information is wrong)
Can you explain to us what to do with an animal when he dies..because I think that i’m not the only one that asks this question. And u cand show us what to do if your bird, reptile or dog/cat dies.
Ask a Mortitian has a video that I found useful on this subject: ruclips.net/video/kORGk6s1C_s/видео.html It might make you cry though, as it deals with pet death.
Cool video! I'm new to owning a bearded dragon, I've had him for around 20 days, I would have never known about those things! Is there anything else I should know?
oh my goodness that dragon is pisssssed! The only time I have ever seen my beardie black beard is when we got the vacuum a lil to close to his enclosure. Apparently HATES the vacuum. But he loves bathtime :) so he goes in the sink now when we vacuum and has a great time.
I have a juvenile bearded dragon named Apollo, I got him last week and I have a tank, two heat lamps, thermometer, humidity reader, a mister, water and food. I was wondering if you would do more videos about bearded dragons, Me and Apollo enjoy watching your videos. We are always looking for toy ideas and activities to do in the evening during our down time. Would a harness be something Apollo could wear just like your other reptiles, or would that be a bad idea because of his spikes. I would love your input on ideas for Me and Apollo.
it a horrible thing when your helping an animal and they dont realize and instead believe your up to no good,but sometimes,not often they do realize your there to help, now thats a good feeling
Bindi is so adorable! I do have a question also, I was wondering if you guys bathe all your animals or do you guys give them a tub and let them wash themselves?
Does he have a chronic black beard? Or does it only turn black when it's bath time? Perhaps a normal warm soak without scrubbing would make him hate it less so it doesn't happen every time
TD McCoy Thanks for asking! A regular smaller donation is great if it's consistent because then it gives us more stability, you know for buying favorite and staple foods or toys. If you know you won't be able to donate consistently for long, then whatever you can give when you're able helps us in the moment, it helps offset the cost of unexpected vet bills or enclosure upgrades. Since we're a non-profit you can use the donation as a tax write off and you can even designate how you'd look he us you use the funds :)
AnimalWonders Montana what is the best way to offer monthly support? Can I set up an auto withdrawal for u? Or just pop a ck in the mail. I just want to make sure you get 💯 of the donation and not have to pay a company to handle it. I'm happy to make the bulk of the effort (ex. Mailing a CK) if it helps u keep all the money.
Actually Ms Jessi, I just did some research and found out that Patreon does not charge you the service fee. That is collected on our end exactly as I had hoped! I will get set up thru Patreon and look forward to joining your other fans! Keep up the great work you do, just don't forget to love on yourself they way you do the animals!!
Apparently in the US there is more captive Tigers kept as pets than there is wild ones, what is your opinion on this practice and hypothetically if the situation arose, would you and your organisation be able to handle them?
Hello. Can you do an update on him like a before and after? I'm curious how he looks now. I'm doing this same thing for my daughters bearded dragon and I think it looks slightly better but it's only been a week. Hes 7 and hes been in our family for a week now. Thanks for the video!
Great video, very helpful! Just make sure anything you use with your Beardie does NOT have avocado in it, since they are very allergic, (as are many animals)
Aww MBD, that sucks. Funny I Thought I had the only Bearded Dragon that hates baths, out of all the Dragons I've owned / rescued, my drama queen was the only one that seemed to hate it.
Thanks for this video. My beardy is having this issue now. Its weird I have had him for about 7 years now and this is the first time I have ever had this issue. Oh one thing about the grumpy guys beard turning black. I wish I had that ability. If I could there would never be a need for Just for Men...
I love that big sigh he did, after you put him back in his home.
Check out my bearded dragons on my channel! Dope morphs
Bindi: "Damn you, giant food-bringing beast! Release me!"
Lmao
"He's mad because he thinks he's about to get a bath And he is"
Me.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Maybe not happy and healthy but grumpy and healthy is better than sick. I know how you feel Bindi I don't like going to the dentist either but I'd rather put up with the discomfort than the alternative pain.
lol i had the same thoughts: "happy and healthy? maybe not so much on the happy! but it's good to see Jessy making sure he's healthy."
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I get mad when my handler washes my femoral pores too. I gotchu bindi
Bubba Jenkins 😂
Do you mean I'd get angry
Kaye Draper no, I meant the exact way I wrote it. Thank you for requesting clarification, though.
@Genesis Israel Sugui do you know the name of the ointment that she uses
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Awwwh poor sweet bindi! People please make sure to provide your reptiles with the proper diets, calcium & UVB to prevent MBD and other issues in your animals! Thank you for caring for Him! 💕
You should definitely do a video on basic BD care with emphasis on calcium, UVB and atadenovirus. Bearded dragons are definitely one of the most common pet reptiles and unfortunately many owners aren't aware of these 3 basics
Haha Bindi's sigh at the end, poor guy
I really love it when you talk about the animals you've taken in with "disabilities" and how you help them cope with it. Kemosabe, Huckleberry, Bindi.... It's so helpful and gratifying. I hope that it will lead to more people keeping their disabled pets and taking good care of them.
Oh jesus he's really bright black lol, baths aren't that scary little dude! You don't have to be so angry!
Im a new subscriber as soon as I saw how caring you are for your little Bindi. Not many people would put all that effort into taking care of him.
WOW that is an angry dragon! I'm glad he's getting the care he needs and I'm sure he feels a lot better when his legs aren't covered in infected pores, even if he dislikes the treatment.
Bindi looks like he would certainly argue about the "happy" part at the moment, but it's really nice that you keep him healthy! Even though I might never have a reptile in my care, I find this kind of video super interesting and informative.
I also have a bearded dragon with MBD. Unfortunately right now he’s impacted (in his intestines not the pores) and isn’t doing very well :( he’s been on liquid calcium for about a week and I’m going back to the vet soon to see if he needs to be put on a laxative. But unfortunately if that doesn’t work there’s nothing else I can do. His name is Kit and I love him a lot so wish him luck please!
Have you tried putting olive oil on his nose? Just a drop or two for him to lick off. It is a natural laxative, I have read of it working for impaction in Leopard Geckos. T the B on RUclips did this when her baby Leo got blocked up with cricket exoskeletons from overeating.
Lydia Eddins yeah I have tried that actually and it did work a little bit before. But now he’s not even trying to poop even in the bath. And I can tell hi impaction isn’t completely cleared cause there’s a solid lump when I feel his belly. Every so often he’ll poop but all that seems to come out are urates in really small amounts
I am sorry to hear that. Hopefully the vet will help. Wishing Kit the best of luck.
Same prob with mine. I gave him some prune juice and warm baths and worked the mass through his abdomen by massaging it with my fingers and it finally worked. But i had to literally squeeze it out of him
Just a gentle message on his right side tummy helps my beardie + a warm bath
lmao, they skipped Bindi taking a dump in the bath. @2:00 you can see him immediately start to do the "poo-poo dance." Literally as soon as mine touches water, she poops. its pretty convenient for keeping the enclosure clean.
Thank you so much for this video. I'm thinking about adopting a bearded dragon soon (a rescue, of course), and found this video very informative. 😊
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I've been researching keeping a bearded dragon happy and found a great resource at Beardie tactic plan (look it up on google)
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There are a few components to how to look after bearded dragons . One place I found that successfully combines these is the Beardie tactic plan (google it if you're interested) it's the best guide i've heard of. Check out the unbelievable information .
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I can across a useful compilation of videos that may help you at Beardie Tactic Plan
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I discovered your video on Beardie tactic plan - there plenty more a useful videos there that should help you
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I'm not sure but ,if anyone else needs to find out about are bearded dragons hard to care for try Beardie Tactic Plan ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.
I like how gentle you treat the beardie. Thor my bearded dragon lived for 14 year's , simply due to being loved and fed correctly bathed regularly and kept clean and his house/cage kept clean EVERYDAY.
Informative tutorial thank you.
Isn't Benzyl Perioxide used to help with acne too? I guess that makes sense because they're similar issues
You should be able to hold him vertically for cleaning them. Might cause a little less stress. You can sit his little bum down down on a surface tail facing inward to help keep him still
THIS, is exactly what I came to say. How can someone so experienced with reptiles not know that you NEVER hold a beardie on their back🥲🥲 poor thing, you can see him struggling to breath. Their diaphragm isn't designed to hold up when they are in their backs.
So sad🥲
I used this video to put me on the right path to taking care of my rescue's femoral pores. Thank you!
Thank you Jessi. I've been wanting to get a beardie for a really long time and I've probably seen all the videos there are about them on RUclips, but this is the first time I've seen anything about their femoral pores. Really good care information that I will definitely keep in mind for when I get my bearded friend in the future.
I would recommend joining some Facebook groups about Bearded Dragon care. There are people who are pretty much experts in those groups. They've been super helpful to me when I have questions.
Aw, the grumpy little huff when he's back in his basking spot
So cute! You and your animals give me so much joy
"Happy and healthy" well, I mean...you got the second part right
Awh, Bindi is so cute!!
My dog gets mad at me too when he knows he’s about to take a bath. He knows I still love him though ☺️
Oh and thank you for today’s upload Jessi ❤️
I'm always delighted when something that gives me the warm fuzzies (instead of muted outrage) pops up in my feed. Thanks animal wonders!
As you put him back on his favorite spot he seemed to take a deep breath as if saying "well, finally that's over.."
Hey, I know this might be a long-shot, but I have a disabled lovebird. He lost his leg due to being improperly banded by a breeder. You wouldn't happen to have a disabled bird, do you? I'm looking for examples of cage set-ups for a bird like him.
I wish South Florida had experienced reptile experts like you with bearded dragons!
angery boi alert! wow, i've never seen bindi's neck that dark! hahaha
Gday Jessi :)
Love seeing reptiles so well cared for!
Luckily none of my beardies get this issue much and I believe it’s because I’m able to keep them in large natural outdoor enclosures but I’ve rescued many beardies kept on man made substrates like tile that seem to develop femoral blockages
She explains why in the video: MBD. I think the most common issue with owner neglecting their beardies is MBD from improver UVB lighting. I'm sure keeping them outside often solves that issue pretty well tho
AminalCrackers there’s not a direct link between MBD and blocked femoral pores though, it’s just that some beardies with MDB move less and thus arnt rubbing those pores on various surfaces
I strongly believe artificial substrates and a lack of rough surfaces are main causes to blocked femoral pores
Yeah actually that makes a lot of sense too. It seems logical that course surfaces would provide a better medium for clearing those pores.
well i have ceramic tile and its kind of rough do you mean other types of tile are bad
Ty for taking care of them natural sunlight is good especially in az since it get hot asf
Interesting! I have never seen anyone use anything more than water before.
And that is a fantastic sink!
I love this series of video. It is great getting to see these interesting treatments for these animals. First time I've seen the husbandry of such animals.
If the cameras don't roll do you talk out loud? Does it help to talk to the animals? To yourself?
This woman has an unnaturally perfect facial structure
your keeping bindi healthy i don't know how happy he is at the end of this video
I love that you take such good care of your animals! Im definitely subscribing and am coming back for more :)
A friend just showed me this video and I'm so glad!! Thankfully my beardie's pores seem to be doing just fine, but now I know what to do if that ever stops being the case :D
Just one thing I wanted to add (and if this is explained in a different video, I apologize!) but I wanted to let others know that the Neosporin used must always be the one *without* painkillers, as painkillers can be toxic to reptiles.
Thank you for mentioning this, that was the first thing that popped into my head when she mentioned it.
I recently found your channel, and I think you do a great job. I am sure many younger people or inexperienced viewers may find you, and I thought a quick mention of " he has MBD because....." might have been a good idea. Looking forward to watching more.
I have a question....I have a Beardie, he's around 5 or 6, and I've had him since he was a baby. Last summer, he got loose from us and was gone for 5 days. Scariest thing in my life. Since then he doesn't really move around in his tank, he won't chase his food at all, we have to bring it to him and even then, he might not want it. The biggest problem is he will do anything to stay away from his heat bulbs. He stays on the floor and finds the coldest place. I'll get him out, and he's cold. I have a day/basking bulb, 2 ceramic heat emitters, and his night heat bulb, as well as his UVB bar light. I don't know what else to do. The only time he's alert, and will run around, is when he's outside. Any ideas?? This comment is so long, so bless you if you read it all, and bless you if you have any suggestions. Thanks guys! ❤💋
Jessi, you take great care of all your creatures.
How you can hear birds in the background
I’m about to give my beardie a bath, and I want to make sure to check his pores. Thanks for this video!
So cute when he’s mad😊
You do not have to turn him on his back upsetting him cause him not to breathe you can simply hold him in your hand and lift leg a little and and brush the pores that way I do this with my beardie and he seems to enjoy it. Caring for your beauty does not have to be a stressful ordeal my beard never had a black beard because he has to have a bath in fact the bathing in the brushing has been a quite enjoyable bonding experience for both of us.
I didn’t know about this till now I’m going to try and do it when I get all the stuff cus I did check them dot and didn’t think much about them till now thank you so much
Very cute...so is Bindi
oh wow what a grumpy boy!! my girl loves bath time lol, she looks like a little alligator how she run/swims about
Another amazing video from AWM. This is my favorite channel!
Do you think you can do a video on Creen Cheek Conure care? I'm thinking about getting one but before I get any pet I would like to learn as much as possible about that animal. Thanks!
Don't. They screech for no reason at all and its not like a parakeet or a lovebird, they scream LOUD like cockatoos!
I want to give that poor little dude a hug so bad.
You're amazing, Jessie!
Oh holy crap how have I never heard about this? D:
I have a 13yo beardie with limited mobility, I didn't know I needed to check his pores... Now I do, thank you
I've never seen my bearded dragon get dark like this. Are you sure all of this is necessary? How did this condition begin with? I've had mine for years and never any health issues. Have you tried putting him in the sun?
Today my bearded dragon unleashed his femoral pores for the first time and I'm beyond excited/happy for him, BUT I have 2 questions.
1) Are femoral pores a permanent thing on his thighs? Like once his pores are out and open does it stay like that? Or is it more of a seasonal thing where they open up then close up after a while?
2) What's the physical difference between impacted femoral pores and non impacted femoral pores? Id think that for impacted theyd be red and infected? Since Olivers just appeared today I want to keep a close eye and watch for anything.
Though ive had him for 2 years, I am a first time BD owner and I was never informed about femoral pores and I just want whats best for him because he's my world!
i didn't even know femoral pores existed. Better check our beardies to make sure he's not infected. Probably not because he doesn't have the bone disease but it's good to know. Thanks for the video. Just subbed
I know it's anthropomorphism, but he looks so grumpy when he's in the water, and so happy when you rub in the neosporin and he knows it's nearly over!
I keep seeing people recently "popping" bearded dragons femoral pores as a trend like they're pimples and its kind of sad to see as I know it's painful for them. (correct me if any of that information is wrong)
Can you explain to us what to do with an animal when he dies..because I think that i’m not the only one that asks this question. And u cand show us what to do if your bird, reptile or dog/cat dies.
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Ask a Mortitian has a video that I found useful on this subject: ruclips.net/video/kORGk6s1C_s/видео.html
It might make you cry though, as it deals with pet death.
Erika Dragan I have a vauge remembrance of a video about this topic on this channel! So they might have done that already!
Cool video! I'm new to owning a bearded dragon, I've had him for around 20 days, I would have never known about those things! Is there anything else I should know?
How’s your dragon doing after seven months?
oh my goodness that dragon is pisssssed! The only time I have ever seen my beardie black beard is when we got the vacuum a lil to close to his enclosure. Apparently HATES the vacuum. But he loves bathtime :) so he goes in the sink now when we vacuum and has a great time.
I have a juvenile bearded dragon named Apollo, I got him last week and I have a tank, two heat lamps, thermometer, humidity reader, a mister, water and food. I was wondering if you would do more videos about bearded dragons, Me and Apollo enjoy watching your videos. We are always looking for toy ideas and activities to do in the evening during our down time. Would a harness be something Apollo could wear just like your other reptiles, or would that be a bad idea because of his spikes. I would love your input on ideas for Me and Apollo.
it a horrible thing when your helping an animal and they dont realize and instead believe your up to no good,but sometimes,not often they do realize your there to help, now thats a good feeling
Bindi is so adorable!
I do have a question also, I was wondering if you guys bathe all your animals or do you guys give them a tub and let them wash themselves?
Bindi has beautiful eyes! 😯 🦎
Does he have a chronic black beard? Or does it only turn black when it's bath time? Perhaps a normal warm soak without scrubbing would make him hate it less so it doesn't happen every time
Does regular water not hurt them? I was told to use spring water or something to take out clorean
omg i been looking for yall for 1 year i love yall i been seeing yall since i was in first year i love yall o ya i love seeing yall on EPIC
Jessi, what helps more...
An occasional large donation or a regular (monthly, perhaps) smaller one?
TD McCoy Thanks for asking! A regular smaller donation is great if it's consistent because then it gives us more stability, you know for buying favorite and staple foods or toys. If you know you won't be able to donate consistently for long, then whatever you can give when you're able helps us in the moment, it helps offset the cost of unexpected vet bills or enclosure upgrades. Since we're a non-profit you can use the donation as a tax write off and you can even designate how you'd look he us you use the funds :)
AnimalWonders Montana what is the best way to offer monthly support? Can I set up an auto withdrawal for u? Or just pop a ck in the mail. I just want to make sure you get 💯 of the donation and not have to pay a company to handle it. I'm happy to make the bulk of the effort (ex. Mailing a CK) if it helps u keep all the money.
Actually Ms Jessi, I just did some research and found out that Patreon does not charge you the service fee. That is collected on our end exactly as I had hoped! I will get set up thru Patreon and look forward to joining your other fans! Keep up the great work you do, just don't forget to love on yourself they way you do the animals!!
What kind of enclosures are those and where can I get them? Thank you!
Bindi was not happy lol. This video was very helpful thank you
Wow this was neat to see! How does his neck turn black?
I have a question! We have a new bearded dragon we rescued and she is very weak and doesn't use her arms well. What can we do to help her?
Apparently in the US there is more captive Tigers kept as pets than there is wild ones, what is your opinion on this practice and hypothetically if the situation arose, would you and your organisation be able to handle them?
I subscribed great video I'm going to check my bearded dragon stuff now
Hello. Can you do an update on him like a before and after? I'm curious how he looks now. I'm doing this same thing for my daughters bearded dragon and I think it looks slightly better but it's only been a week. Hes 7 and hes been in our family for a week now. Thanks for the video!
Do you have a video about metabolic disease and how to identify it?
is it no pain relief neosporin or just regular neosporin.
Do you have to flip them on their back? Could you have someone else hold them up and then brush them right side up?
I like every ur vids I I really hope u make a vid about all ur animals
Great video, very helpful! Just make sure anything you use with your Beardie does NOT have avocado in it, since they are very allergic, (as are many animals)
Thanks for this. If I ever get a beardie, I will now know to look out for this.
Where you get the supplements you scrub on him and what it’s calls
How good is a Bearded Dragons eye sight? My Beardie Gorgo actually ran into a closed white door.
What type of Neosporin do you use because someone told me that some antibacterial creams can be toxic to beardies
My beardies loooooved baths so much
Just a question... How long should the process be repeated?
That was awesome! Grumpy!
How do you clean them with out the bone disease sorry I forgot the name
What kind of light do you need for a bearded dragon and what do they eat
My tray for the bath is like a centimeter deep cuz I have round sinks I think he it going to go in the tub
Where do you recommend getting a reptile?(in Montana)
When they have clogged femoral pores, and the stuff is protruding, can you cut off the protruding gunk?
Aww MBD, that sucks. Funny I Thought I had the only Bearded Dragon that hates baths, out of all the Dragons I've owned / rescued, my drama queen was the only one that seemed to hate it.
Thanks for this video. My beardy is having this issue now. Its weird I have had him for about 7 years now and this is the first time I have ever had this issue. Oh one thing about the grumpy guys beard turning black. I wish I had that ability. If I could there would never be a need for Just for Men...
How quickly does his neck change colors?
How do I spell that Benzil thing and the nia spoten
hi, how big will they be at the time when i have to do this, my beardie has little dots and i dont want todo anything wrong
I always learn so much in these videos :-)
What products did you use in this video
Perfect timing! I just got a Bearded Dragon a week ago :D
I heard being on their back is uncomfortable for their diaphragm. How long can you have that way?