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Tongue Worm Infection in Reptiles
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Tongue WormsReptiles are as susceptible to internal parasites infections as any other animal. Tongue worms are one type of parasite which can be seen in various reptile species. These worms are classified...

Spirurid Worm Infection in Reptiles
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Spirurid WormReptiles can become infected with an internal parasite directly or through a carrier (i.e., other animals). One such internal parasite, the Spirurid worm, infects multiple organs and systems...

Abnormal Beak and Skull Growth in Reptiles
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Beak Overgrowth in Turtles and TortoisesTurtles and tortoises do not have teeth, but instead grab and chew their food using the sharp edges of their beaks. If an animal’s beak becomes overgrown or does...

Adenovirus Infection in Reptiles
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Many different types of viruses can cause disease in reptiles, but the adenovirus is of particular concern to owners of bearded dragons. Other reptiles, including some snake and lizard species, can also...

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