Bearded Dragon
A salad topper for greens, calcium with D3, a broad multi-vitamin and probiotics for digestion.




- Bearded Dragon Salad Topper · 2 oz
- Calcium + Vitamin D3 · 4 oz
- All Reptile Multi-Vitamin · 4 oz
- All Reptile Probiotics · 2 oz
Made in the USA · Bearded Dragon
Bearded dragons eat a mix of greens and feeder insects, so most keepers dust calcium and add a multivitamin to fill gaps. This bundle covers greens, bones, broad nutrition and digestion.
A salad topper for greens, calcium with D3, a broad multi-vitamin and probiotics for digestion.




Calcium with D3 suits reptiles kept without strong UVB; ask your vet about D3 and vitamin overlap for your setup. Final prices are shown at checkout.
Directions come from each product's label. Where the label gives no fixed schedule, ask a reptile vet how often for your animal's age, diet and lighting.
| Product | How to use |
|---|---|
| Bearded Dragon Salad Topper | Follow the pouch directions; ask a reptile vet how often for your animal |
| Calcium + Vitamin D3 | Follow the pouch directions; ask a reptile vet how often for your animal |
| All Reptile Multi-Vitamin | Dust insects or mix with greens: 1 tablespoon per pound of food (label) |
| All Reptile Probiotics | Follow the pouch directions; ask a reptile vet how often for your animal |
Do not stack several vitamin products at full amounts. Supplements support nutrition and are not a treatment for disease.
Strong, correctly placed UVB lets dragons make their own D3. Many keepers with good UVB still use calcium with D3 on some feedings and plain calcium on others. Your vet can set the balance for your lighting and diet.
Place the insects in a bag or container with the powder, shake gently to coat them, and feed promptly. Dusted insects lose coating quickly, so dust just before feeding.
Gut-loading and a multivitamin can work together, but both add nutrients. Watch for overlap, especially vitamin A, and avoid stacking several vitamin products at full amounts.
The topper is made to go on greens. Follow the pouch directions and adjust with your vet if your dragon already eats a fortified diet.