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Exotic Medicine

Exotic Medicine

VTS in Zoological Medicine

Those seeking this accreditation must meet certain criteria prior to their application, including minimum 5 years of work experience in the field of zoo medicine and at least 40 CE hours in zoological medicine.

Exotic Medicine

Avian Nutrition: It’s for the Birds

Pet bird owners influence their bird’s diet and therefore have a major impact on their birds’ health and longevity. Educating the owner on proper nutrition is one of the most important roles of the veterinary healthcare team. 

Exotic Medicine

Making Veterinary Care for Birds Fear Free

All patients should be comfortable when in the clinic. This certification program from Fear Free can teach veterinary nurses—the main handlers of the patients—how to properly handle avian species.

Exotic Medicine

Veterinarians Build Lego Wheelchair for Turtle Missing Both Back Legs

LSU veterinarians built a special wheelchair for Pedro, an adult male box turtle missing both back legs.

Exotic Medicine

Unique and Unusual: Exotic Animal Medicine

The surge in ownership of exotic animals has contributed to an increase in owners seeking veterinary care for their pets.

Exotic Medicine

Long-Term Nursing Care of a Self-Mutilating Moluccan Cockatoo

The challenge? A Moluccan cockatoo named Chula who had been engaging in self-mutilating behavior and hated being restrained. Here’s how a veterinary team helped her recover.

Exotic Medicine

First Sea Lion Treated for Cancer with Advanced Radiation

Thanks to an effective three-fold partnership between the Pittsburgh Zoo and the Pittsburgh Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center (PVSEC) and PetCure Oncology, a Sea Lion has a new lease on life.

Exotic Medicine

Lead Toxicity: A Threat to Wildlife

An estimated 20 million animals, including more than 130 differing species throughout the food chain, die each year from lead poisoning, according to the Humane Society of the United States.

Emergency Medicine/Critical Care

Atlanto-Occipital Luxation in a Caprine Patient

This case report describes a caprine patient with this rare injury that successfully survived the initial injury and unique surgical fixation and had a successful postoperative recovery, to which extensive physical rehabilitation partly contributed.

Dentistry

Rabbit Dentistry

Veterinary technicians play a vital role in educating rabbit owners about prevention and early detection, as well as assisting veterinarians with diagnosing and treating dental disease.
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