Ferrets

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• Ferret Care

Box Turtles

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• Box Turtle Care

Small Mammals

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• Pocket Pet Care

Reptiles

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• Reptile Care

Iguanas

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• Iguana Care

Snakes

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• Caring for Your Snake

Avian

We require yearly exams for birds prior to doing any procedures including wing and nail trims to ensure the health of your pet. During the exam, we will discuss husbandry to make sure your bird is housed correctly and fed an appropriate diet. Your exam may also include an annual blood chemistry profile and complete blood count, intestinal parasite exam, and gender determination if necessary.

Regular examinations are especially important because of the ability of most birds to mask an illness. If you think your bird is sick it is best not to wait to take it to a vet. Some birds don’t show any symptoms until they are very ill. Some signs to watch for are ruffled feathers, crusty eyes or beak, and sitting on the bottom of the cage with their eyes closed.

Check out the following links for more tips:

• Pet Bird Care Part 1
• Pet Bird Care Part 2
• Handbook For a Healthier Bird