Cecotropes: What’s That?
You can tell a lot about your rabbit's health by examining their feces. Rabbits have 2 types of normal poop:...
Case Study: This Snake Bit Off More than It Could Chew
This lovely wild rat snake was brought to us by a rescue organization after getting itself into quite the predicament....
Case Study: A Delicate EGGstraction
This macaw was out of state with her family when she started acting abnormally on a Friday. Her owners searched...
Case Study: Guinea Pig Loses 1/3 of Her Body Weight in 1 Hour!
Ovarian cysts are very common in female guinea pigs, and we recommend spaying them around 3 months of age to...
Seniors Rule!
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. We recommend senior pets have annual to biannual bloodwork performed...
A Ferret with Something Extra
Neutering a ferret is not something we do every day, because the ferrets sold in pet stores have already been...
Know Your Normal
Knowing what is normal for your exotic pet is key to spotting illness, as these pets will do everything in...
Spring has Sprung!
After a dreary cold winter, it is so nice to enjoy our Southern Spring before the heat of summer sets...
Case Study: A Tail and Two Stones
This 14 year old female iguana was brought into our clinic for suspected tail rot. In an older iguana, death...
The ABCs of UVB
Why does my pet need an Ultraviolet light (UVB)? Vitamin D is an essential “fat-soluble vitamin”, required by many vertebrate...
