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My dragons were diagnosed with pinworms and coccidiosis. Which was probably introduced by the newest dragon. I have given the meds that the vet gave me and am giving them acidophiliz+ also. They have stopped eating alltogher. I heard you can give them baby food. How do I do this and how much should I give them? I will be testing them for andeo soon to make sure there is no underlying cause. I just want to try to get them back to as healthy as they seemed before I bought the new dragon. I am worried that they won't make it since it has been awhile and they still refuse to eat.
 
You can feed them a meat based baby food. I also would recommend Bene-bac pet gel for reptiles and avians. It is meant to keep the gut loaded with the bacteria it needs. Try a different type of live food as well to see if it will stimulate them. Hope it helps
 
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