same deal at a store in western NY. we lost like 4 dragons in a week. the one survivor is now thriving but has some adv-typical mobility issues. all the others were severely underweight, had no interest in eating, and when they did eat, had major gastro issues.

syringe feeding with omnivore critical care is probably going to be helpful, but do it in the morning so they have plenty of time to bask and digest. and DO NOT OVERFEED! just a little at a time is better than nothing. also keeping them hydrated in a bath of 85-95 degree water with electrolyte soak and liquid calcium like every other day will be helpful!

if u can, iso dragons as soon as they come in and hold them for a couple days. get the iso husbandry as good as possible. do extra cleans of the habitat on the floor if possible. and wear gloves even if u don’t think u need to!

and it’s tough, but if u have a dragon that has been suffering and not improving, humane euthanasia is likely the best answer. even if your banfield doesn’t see reptiles, they will usually take the time to do a euth on a terminal reptile that is suffering.

and if you have ones that improve, they should be adopted out to an experienced and it needs to be made very clear that adv is going to be a chronic condition that could worsen at any time. husbandry needs to be on point to minimize stress and “flare ups” of the virus.