My bearded dragon ate a fern. Is it toxic? What should I do?

If it was a recent ingestions (last few hours), a veterinarian can induce vomiting. It is not certain whether onions are toxic to bearded dragons or not. Offering plenty of oral fluids could help move the onion through the GI tract. Offering warm water soaks can help with defecation, thereby moving foods through the GI tract faster.

The ingestion of dog feces may cause gastrointestinal upset. Monitor Pasqell for lethargy, decreased or loss of appetite, loose stool and repeated regurgitation. Have him examined by your veterinarian or a vet experienced in treating reptiles if he develops any of these symptoms. Supportive care, such as subcutaneous fluids, antibiotics and parenteral nutrition, may be indicated until any illness has resolved.

All parts of the Kowhai plant but especially The yellow berries are posonoisnti humans. That’s not to say that your beardie won’t be affected. I would recommend you call ASPCA poison hotline so that you can obtain more information.

It is likely thst some of the toxin has entered her system, but hopefully most will have come up with the toad itself. She will lukely be off form a few days and have an upset tummy. If the vet isnt an option all you can do is nurse her, bathe her to try and keep hydration up and just keep a close eye on her.

Unfortunately, most lilies are toxic to reptiles as well as small animals. Since the ingestion occurred a while ago, you'll need to monitor for symptoms such as lethargy, loss of appetite, decreased/increased thirst and a change in the color/amount of urates produced. Consider an exam with your veterinarian or an experienced herp vet. Baseline blood work should be submitted, then repeated in a few days or sooner if any of the above symptoms develop. Any treatment will be largely symptomatic.

Hello, if this is a single event, I think it would be fine to closely monitor Cleopatra for any additional signs of illness like continued vomiting, anorexia, lethargy, etc. It’s entirely possible she just ate a bit too much or too quickly and then brought up some fluid. However, vomiting can indicate serious illness in bearded dragons, so don’t wait too long to see a veterinarian if it happens again. Sometimes, bearded dragons kept on walnut or sand bedding eat the bedding every time they eat a prey item and can get blockages in the GI tract. Also, tumors of the stomach can happen in bearded dragons, which can cause vomiting, as can general infection or illness.

If they were refrigerated, it may not cause any harm. The concern is them eating rotting prey. Monitor for lethargy, loss of appetite, loose droppings or regurgitation. You may end up taking them to your veterinarian or a vet experienced in treating reptiles for exams and supportive care if they develop any of the symptoms mentioned above.