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Bee Pollen for Bearded Dragons
*Available in 1-ounce packages of granules or powder
Bee pollen is an amazing product used by many breeders as an added ingredient in chow. This is an excellent all-natural multivitamin source that can be dusted or mixed into slurries to revive nutrition in undernourished dragons. You can also use bee pollen to gut load your crickets, worms, and Dubia roaches by mixing it into chows and making feeder insects more nutritional for your dragons. Bee pollen is found in almost all food items in nature, but often is left out of many store-bought foods. Our high-quality bee pollen products are a great addition to your bearded dragon’s diet.
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Bee Pollen Powder
We sprinkle it on our dragons veggie and he chows a lot more than on the days we miss putting it on. He seems to really like it.
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Good shipment
Great packaging my dragons love ❤️
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Amazing!
This is the only pollen my beardie will eat! Absolutely amazing I’m so happy to be able to get her to eat her greens again.
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Good product
The bee pollen had helped my bearded dragon eat some more of her veggies as I was struggling to get her to eat them.
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bee pollen powder
Ordered this for our dragon to get him to eat his veggies better. He loves this stuff. Just a little sprinkle on his veggies and he eats them like he should.
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Bee polen
Good stuff. My dragon loves it on his veggies.
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Good quality pollen
This pollen seems to do the trick for luring a bearded dragon towards their greens. I'm still experimenting with this product.. arrived fast in a resealable pouch. I went with the powder option.
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Great for picky bearded dragons!
Bee pollen has helped my very picky bearded dragon put on weight and start to eat his greens so much better. I will always have it on hand to feed him.
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Bee pollen
I ordered the bee pollen to put on veggies for my bearded dragon to get him to eat them and it has worked great. It came quickly and was not disappointed.
