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Species-specific care
Understanding the normal biology and behaviour of each species.
Avian & Exotic Pets
Special care for special patients.
Birds and exotic pets often hide signs of illness until they are significantly unwell.
Why early attention matters
Small changes in behaviour, appetite, droppings, breathing or activity can sometimes be important.
Our approach to avian and exotic patients focuses on understanding what is normal for each species, so we can recognise when something is wrong and respond with appropriate care.
Our approach
A calm, informed approach to exotic companion animals.
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Gentle handling
Reducing stress during examination and treatment.
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Preventive healthcare
Nutrition, husbandry, wellness checks and early detection.
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Medical & surgical care
Appropriate investigation and treatment when your pet becomes unwell.
When should you bring your bird or exotic pet?
Seek veterinary advice if you notice any of the following.
- Reduced appetite
- Weight loss
- Lethargy or unusual behaviour
- Difficulty breathing
- Changes in droppings
- Vomiting or regurgitation
- Changes in feathers, skin or shell
- Difficulty moving
- Trauma or injury
- Any sudden change from normal behaviour
When in doubt, it is safer to have your pet assessed.
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