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Category Archives: choosing a pet
Rodents: more than just vermin
When I tell people I treat rodents, often their initial reaction is, “You treat what?!” I know that at this point, they’re thinking about pesky vermin that get into the trash in your garage or that run through the subway. … Continue reading
Posted in animal hospital, choosing a pet, exotic care, exotic facts, exotic pet, Pet Health Care, rodent, Uncategorized, veterinarian, veterinary exam
Tagged animal hospital, chinchilla, degu, Dr. Laurie Hess, exotic animal care, exotic pet, exotic pet care, exotic pets, gerbil, guinea pig, hamster, mice, rats, rodent, veterinary, veterinary care
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Slithery, scaly, shiny creatures – what are they? Reptiles, of course!
Some people love them. Others fear them. Regardless, most of us would agree that they are at least very interesting to look at. Reptiles: they can make fascinating pets if you are a reptile fan. Whether they hop, climb, or … Continue reading
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Tagged animal hospital, ball python, bearded dragon, boa, Dr. Laurie Hess, exotic animal care, exotic pet, exotic pet care, exotic pets, gecko, Laurie Hess, leopard gecko, lizard, pet, reptile, reptiles, snake, veterinary, veterinary care
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Peanut – Ferret Extraordinaire by Angela Cerone, Receptionist
Hi. My name is Peanut. I am a 5 year old ferret and my mom is the best! I was rescued by my mom’s friend, but her friend got sick and couldn’t take care of me or my … Continue reading
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Tagged animal hospital, check up, enrichment, exotic animal care, exotic pet, exotic pet care, exotic pets, ferret, veterinary, veterinary care
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The top ten reasons it’s great to be an exotic pet
Exotic pets are great, no matter how you slice it. But here are a few very specific reasons you might not have thought of as to why being an exotic pet is really great: 1. You can poop/pee/vomit on the … Continue reading
What to do before bringing your new ferret home, by Serena Fiorella, Licensed Veterinary Technician
You’ve done your research and decided that a ferret is right for you. What do you do now? Before bringing you new companion home, you must ferret proof your house! Here are a few things you should know about ferret … Continue reading
Are You a Pet Person?
In general, I think it is fair to say that there are two camps of people when it comes to animals – those who are true “pet people,” and those who are not. What is a “pet person”? While pet … Continue reading
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Tagged avian, bird, bunny, chinchilla, exotic animal care, exotic pet, exotic pets, ferret, guinea pig, hedgehog, lizard, pet, pet people, Rabbit, rats, rodent, veterinary
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