Care for exotic companions
Whatever brings you in, we’ll talk it through with you and help you choose what’s right for your pet.
Checkups, food and daily routines.
A chance to talk about your pet’s health, go over their diet and living space, and raise the questions you have been saving.
Bring previous records, medications and information about food and housing.
A closer look at a new concern.
When something changes, an exam and X-rays help the vet find out why and talk you through what comes next.
Make a note of when changes started and bring any relevant records.
Preparation, procedures and recovery.
If your pet needs surgery, the vet will explain the procedure, how to prepare and what recovery looks like.
Ask for an estimate and any preparation instructions. Keep your pet’s usual food and medications unless the vet tells you otherwise.
Call first when something is wrong.
Emergency care is one of our services. If your pet is struggling to breathe, has stopped eating, is bleeding or is suddenly weak, call right away and we’ll help you decide the fastest way to get care.
Call before you travel so the team can get ready for you.
A non-surgical option to ask about.
We offer cold laser therapy. Ask the vet whether it could help as part of your pet’s care.
Ask about it at your next visit or when you book.
Health certificates and medical boarding.
Traveling, or need medical boarding? Tell us your pet’s species, your dates and destination, and we’ll check the requirements and availability.
Start early, since some destinations have deadlines. Bring any records you have.
Identification and veterinary advice.
Ask about microchipping for permanent ID, or book a consultation to talk through care questions with a vet.
Bring any existing microchip details, records and your list of questions.
Call and tell us about your pet. We’ll point you to the right appointment.
