Domestic Poultry and Waterfowl Vet in Charleston, SC
Exotic Vet Care is happy to help you care for your chickens, turkeys, and other domestic poultry. We also welcome waterfowl such as ducks, geese, and swans. Domestic poultry can make wonderful pets, can also provide you with eggs and natural pest-control at they patrol your lawn. These birds thrive in spacious yards with predator-proof enclosures, and waterfowl especially benefit from some kind of water feature, such as a pond or fountain.
We recommend biannual physical exams and parasite screens for poultry and waterfowl to ensure they’re staying healthy.
To make chicken care easier and more affordable for our clients, we offer the Chicken VetCare Package that includes all the most essential services.
Book now or ask about our Chicken VetCare Package today!
Save with the Chicken Vetcare Package
Includes everything your chicken needs to give them a great life
With our Chicken VetCare Package, you receive $620 worth of care for only $440.
Click the link below. From that page, click the blue "Other Visit" box on the right and select your VetCare Package from the "Appointment Type" drop-down menu.
Disclaimer:
- Our VetCare Packages are for healthy pets only
- Because the VetCare Packages are already discounted, they cannot be purchased with CareCredit, Cherry, or Scratchpay, and no coupons or other discounts can be applied
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Signs of a Health Emergency in Poultry and Waterfowl
While some cases require urgent treatment, most after-hours concerns are best evaluated by our experienced team. Rather than going to an emergency clinic, the best thing for you and your pet is to come see our specialists at our next available appointment. If no appointments are available, we offer Emergency Admission Mon-Saturday beginning at 8am.
Signs your bird may need veterinary care. Click here to book the next available appointment with us:
- Feather loss
- Weight loss, decreased appetite
- Twisting of the neck
- Listlessness
- Lack of coordination
- Wings and tail appear to droop
- Feet are warm to the touch
- Loose droppings, blood in droppings, sudden stool changes
- Panting
- Coughing
Signs your bird may need emergency after-hours veterinary care:
- Straining to pass an egg for 12+ hours (if less, wait to see us)
- Major trauma or severe bleeding that cannot be stopped
- Unconsciousness
- Heavy or consistent open-mouth breathing
- Active seizures
