Exotics we see:

Birds

Please call our clinic for more information 

Small Mammals

Rabbits, sugar gliders, rats, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, and others

Reptiles

Non-venomous snakes, bearded dragons, chameleons, and others

 

What type of veterinary care do exotics need?

Just like dogs and cats, exotic pets require regular physical exams to ensure any developing health issues are detected early. We will keep track of our pet’s baseline vital statistics and identify any changes that might indicate a health issue.

During your pet's initial wellness consultation, the vet will complete a physical examination and discuss your pet's housing and nutrition needs with you. We will also review symptoms of common illnesses and recommend a preventive healthcare program based on your pet's unique needs.

If your exotic pet becomes ill, Far East Animal Care Center is equipped with full diagnostic capabilities, including radiography, bloodwork and urinalysis, anesthesia, and surgery.

 

Special care for your special pet

Exotic vet care for reptiles, birds, and small mammals (such as rabbits, ferrets, chinchillas, hedgehogs, guinea pigs, mice, hamsters, and rats) is often overlooked because owners are unaware of the medical care these small animals need.

Our staff is well-versed in physiology and have unique care requirements for a wide range of exotic pets.

The health of your pet is very important to us, and we make it our mission to provide the exceptional veterinary care each one of our patients deserves, no matter their size or type.

 

Note: Exotics pets are seen on a case by case basis. Please call our clinic for exotic doctor availability

**At the moment we DO NOT take in exotic pet emergencies**