Veterinary Podcast by the VetGurus

Veterinary Podcast by the VetGurus


116: Dragon Breath

January 02, 2020

News

* Seven days to test koalas for killer disease too much to bear* Twig-mimicking caterpillars change their color depending on the background* Exotics vets treat 61-year-old tortoise for bladder stones* Will powerful owls give two hoots for 'LEGO' prosthetic nest box?

Main Topic: Dental Disease in Bearded Dragons

Yes, lizards can get dental disease. In fact, dental disease is common in Bearded Dragons - hence this main topic!

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