cheri smith

The fact he is not eating is a symptom, he is trying to tell you something and really should not be forced fed until you know what he is telling you ( is wrong)

It could be a number of things, only a blood panel will tell you somethings, like if it is kidneys or liver (which I suspect it is) then it could be bacterial (grasm stain might tell that) parasites (fecal float wil tell that) or viral (there is a test for that, but specialized and expensive, most virus will run their courses within 3 weels, except for adenovirus and that they always will be carriers of and can infect other dragons). Or it could be disease related like fatty liver etc.

He really needs some more vet care (or a new vet if yours can not care for him and test him)

CheriS