• Why You Should Adopt A Rescue Reptile or Amphibian

    When considering adding a reptile or amphibian to your family, it’s essential to make an informed and ethical choice. Read more »

  • Salmonella and Your Reptile: How to Keep It Safe and Cool!

    Reptiles—whether they’re turtles, snakes, lizards, or amphibians—are awesome pets with unique personalities. Read more »

  • Women in the Reptile Industry: Breaking Boundaries and Making Waves

    From trailblazing herpetologists to innovative entrepreneurs, these women are redefining what it means to work with reptiles and amphibians. Read more »

  • How Reptiles and Amphibians Slithered Their Way Into the Pet Trade

    Ever wondered how reptiles and amphibians went from exotic critters in the wild to cool pets chilling in our homes? From the sleek iguana to the dazzling dart frog, these scaly and slimy friends have slithered, hopped, and crawled their way into our hearts. Here’s the lowdown on their epic journey into the pet trade. Read more »

  • The Most Common Killer of Leopard Geckos — Vitamin A Deficiency: Signs, Causes, and Solutions

    Vitamin A is a crucial nutrient for all reptiles, including leopard geckos. It plays an essential role in maintaining healthy vision, skin, immune system function, and overall growth. Read more »

  • Understanding the Timeline for Bearded Dragon Brumation: What to Expect and When

    Brumation is a natural and vital process for bearded dragons, resembling hibernation in mammals. During this period, your dragon’s metabolism slows down, and they enter a restful state to conserve energy for the cooler months. Read more »

  • How to Tell if Your Bearded Dragon’s Brumation Is Going Wrong: Warning Signs to Watch For

    Brumation is a natural and essential part of your bearded dragon’s life cycle. It’s a period of dormancy, somewhat akin to hibernation, during which your dragon’s metabolism slows down. Read more »

  • Understanding Dental Disease in Bearded Dragons: Why Veterinary Care is Essential

    Bearded dragons are beloved pets, known for their docile nature and engaging personalities. However, like all reptiles, they are susceptible to a range of health issues, including dental disease. Read more »

  • How to Help Your Tortoise Maintain a Healthy Beak: Tips for Enrichment and Trimming

    Tortoises are fascinating creatures with unique needs when it comes to their health and well-being. One important aspect of tortoise care is maintaining a properly trimmed beak. Read more »

  • Why Full Panel Bloodwork is Essential for Your Pet Reptile’s Health

    Reptiles are fascinating, unique creatures—but they’re also experts at hiding signs of illness. In the wild, this survival tactic protects them from predators. In captivity, it can delay diagnosis and treatment, sometimes with serious consequences. Read more »

  • Why UVB is Essential for Reptile Enclosures: Choosing the Right UVB for Your Pet

    When it comes to creating a thriving environment for your pet reptile, one crucial component often gets overlooked: UVB lighting. Read more »