Nature Zone SNZ59321 Reptile Worm Guard Powder, 2-Ounce

We went to a vacation and left my beardie with a friend that also reptile owner for pet sitting it was for 2 months . When we got him back My bearded dragon had all the signs of having parasite, I couldn't afford taking him to the vet and needed quick fix , until next month when I can take him to vet . Took a chance on this product I read the reviews I was expecting to have tried at least few products before finding one that actually works that's the story of these supplements,, boy I was surprised, its everything in the reviews and more . Let's start how my picky beardie loves it . He used to hate his salad only eats live feeds so picky I dust this on anything he eats it . I make the 1 ounce and divide it in 2 give him one syringe everyday th other part put in fridge. He used to hate the syringe when he see it he knows there is something I'm gonna force him to eat , now after he tasted this in the syringe he looks forward to it he licks it. if he see the empty syringe he runs for it so cute. bottom line he loves this stuff. Second thing is that all signs of parasite are all gone and it's been only 2 weeks on this supplement, he is energetic again running and playing basking again exploring in free time .. his stool is back to normal . He is healthy and happy beardie . I'm still gonna take him to vet next month for check up and stool sample test . This product is supposed to just prevent parasite by boosting immune system .. same logic applies on getting rid of them that's why they increase in the reptile when the immune system is week. that's why this supplement did great at also getting rid of them . . I recommend it , now it's part of his diet . Happy dance here.

might work

This is always great to keep on hand for my Lizardo.. Works like a charm.

Seems to have worked as described.

Performance is 5 stars but I gave it 4 because my bearded dragon does not like the taste. I recently took my beardie to the vet for a swollen joint on the front leg. I took this product with me to show the vet what I used to deworm him. The vet scoffed at me saying it's just supplements, and that most likely he had parasites leading to his problem. The following day I took in a stool sample and was surprised to find he was parasite and worm free. Now I'm debating on whether to contest my bill considering my vet was wrong and my beardie has recovered from a likely sprain. This is his only time being to the vet and this was the only product I have ever used on him. Feeding my bearded dragon was a little tricky at first. He wouldn't eat it dry on lettuce so I typically use a baby Motrin syringe to feed him a liquid mixture like directions tell you too. If you've never done this before, like me, look at videos online on how to orally or syringe feed your bearded dragon. It's hard to describe the technique but once you view a video it's really not too difficult. The only complaint I have is they don't provide a dosage to weight chart at all so it's really a guess but everything in it is all natural and won't hurt if overdosed. I did 1.85ml (liquid mix) and he was fine afterwords. Main ingredient looks like pumpkin seed which is also an all natural dewormer for dogs and cats as well.