Can Bearded Dragons Eat Rhubarb?
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Extremely high in oxalic acid, concentrated heavily in the leaves but present throughout the plant. Can cause acute kidney damage and calcium deficiency even in small amounts. Never feed any part of the rhubarb plant.
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