??? (accinently stepped on)

[theaviator15]

So... I accidentally may have stepped on my bearded dragon, Homeboy. He seems okay, he's moving around. This isn't the first time something like this has happened. He's been sat on by a dog, fallen off a table, dropped by my mom. He's been through a lot, to put it lightly. He has always been alright, never shown signs of injury, always able to eat and move around. It's the same now. He's looking and acting fine. I'm just wondering what signs would be to take him to the vet. We don't have much money to spare, so I like to only take him in if I know for a fact something is wrong. Anyone know how tough beardies are?

 

[Sadie]

So... I accidentally may have stepped on my bearded dragon, Homeboy. He seems okay, he's moving around. This isn't the first time something like this has happened. He's been sat on by a dog, fallen off a table, dropped by my mom. He's been through a lot, to put it lightly. He has always been alright, never shown signs of injury, always able to eat and move around. It's the same now. He's looking and acting fine. I'm just wondering what signs would be to take him to the vet. We don't have much money to spare, so I like to only take him in if I know for a fact something is wrong. Anyone know how tough beardies are?

Watch for black bearding - any unusual behavior -- he needs to be doing his normal thing - eating basking pooping w/ no black bearding- that is a sign of pain distress and mating as well -- it is not mating season -- just keep an eye on him and please be more careful w/ him -- poor guy --- dragons are pretty tough but sometimes they arent tough enough