Any exotics vets in the house?

I completely understand why you're worried about your exotic pet. Exotics can sometimes exhibit signs that are different from more common pets, and it’s important to be vigilant about their unique needs. Whether you have a reptile, bird, or small mammal, the key is to notice any changes in behavior, appetite, or appearance.



Common issues in exotic pets might include respiratory concerns, dietary deficiencies, or stress-related problems due to habitat conditions. For example, birds may fluff their feathers or change their vocalization patterns, while reptiles might become less active or refuse food.



To offer some at-home care tips, ensure that your pet’s environment is appropriate and stable: correct temperature, humidity, and space are crucial. For dietary issues, double-check their nutritional needs to ensure they're met, but always research first or consult with a vet to avoid drastic changes.



Watch for signs like rapid changes in weight, breathing difficulties, loss of balance, or any discharge, as these could point to more serious health concerns. If you notice any of these, it’s best to seek professional advice swiftly.



I recommend booking a video consult with one of our exotic pet specialists here at Dial A Vet. They can provide more tailored advice and help ensure your pet gets the care they need.