Category: Food Habits

A variety of leafy greens, such as collard greens, kale, and turnip greens, should be the mainstay of your bearded dragon’s diet. Fruits such as apples, melons, and figs can be offered as occasional treats. Insects, such as crickets, mealworms, and waxworms, should also be offered regularly. These items should make up the majority of…

They are also considered a staple vegetable for bearded dragons and can be fed regularly. It is important to note that they should not be the only food in a bearded dragon’s diet. It is recommended to feed mustard greens to your bearded dragon multiple times per week but not every day due to the…

Plums are a good source of vitamins A, C, and K. They have an inappropriate proportion of calcium and phosphorus which makes them slightly acidic and unsafe for bearded dragons if consumed in large amounts. It is advisable to keep their intake to a minimum at no more than 10% of their total daily feed.…

Bearded dragons require a diet that consists of 80% insects and 20% plant matter, so it’s best to stick to feeding them vegetables and fruits that are safe for them to eat. If a bearded dragon accidentally eats a little bit of grass during playtime, there is no need to panic as it will not…

It is important to note that green leaf lettuce is not the best vegetable for bearded dragons as it has very little nutritional value and can cause digestive issues if overfed. It is recommended to feed a variety of dark, leafy greens to ensure a balanced diet for bearded dragons Nutritional Benefits Of Green Leaf…

Red leaf lettuce is an ideal choice for feeding your bearded dragon as it is packed with essential minerals, vitamins, and dietary fiber that your pet needs for optimal health. It should only be consumed in small amounts by the bearded dragon, especially baby greens, as the consumption of too much lettuce can cause health…

Most bearded dragons love it, and it is nutritious. Yellow squash contains good levels of magnesium, potassium, and vitamin C. It is recommended to feed uncooked squash to your bearded dragon, as cooking can lower the levels of vitamins in the squash, and some minerals will be lost as well. The squash should be finely…

Mangoes are high in sugar, so too much can cause health problems such as tooth decay, liver disease, heart failure, and obesity. When feeding mango to a bearded dragon, it should be peeled and the pit should be removed. The fruit should be cut into small bite-sized chunks to make it easier to eat and…

Mandarin oranges are high in acidity, which can cause digestive issues for bearded dragons. The peel and seeds can be a choking hazard and may cause intestinal blockage. It is important to only feed your bearded dragon foods that are specifically designed for them. These foods are formulated with the nutrients and minerals that bearded…

The starch and sugar in black beans can cause digestive problems for bearded dragons, and they are low in calcium, which is vital to their development. The best way to provide your dog with a healthy diet is to avoid black beans and focus on providing a diet rich in vegetables and insects instead. Some…