How Do You Give A Bearded Dragon A Bath?
Like their human caregivers, bearded dragons need to bathe regularly. Regular bathing of your dragon is essential to its prolonged health. The bathing will keep them clean and hydrated and bearded dragons are often more willing to drink the water out of their bath than their water dish. These baths can be a pleasant experience for both species, if performed properly. Develop a bathing schedule. Bearded dragons in the wild obtain much of their moisture from the morning dew that gathers on plants. If you mist your dragon’s cage every day, wash its fruits and vegetables thoroughly and let it drink from a water dropper, you need not bathe your dragon every day. If you don’t mist them, however, they may require a daily bath. Dragons that are close to shedding, or in the process of doing so, may require more bath time. Ready the bath. Bearded dragons can be bathed in a clear container, although some may enjoy a dip in the bathroom sink just as easily. As lizards, bearded dragons regulate the
