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1. www.pets4homes.co.uk › pet-advice › gettingGetting veterinary care for exotic pets - Pets4Homes

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   Mar 21, 2022 · Vets are not trained in detail for the care and treatment of unusual animals, and will rarely see them in veterinary practice. Some regular companion-animal vets will be willing to treat a range of exotic pets, and may do so in consultation with specialist exotic vet practices, and other authorities such as zoo curators and experienced keepers.

2. www.rspca.org.uk › adviceandwelfare › petsCaring for reptiles and other exotic pets - RSPCA

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   The majority of exotics, including reptiles, need a carefully controlled environment requiring access to specialised equipment for lighting and 24-hour heating. Additionally, many exotic animals can live for decades, making ownership a very long-term responsibility for an exotic pet keeper. There are some things you can do however to save money ...

3. www.vetcollection.co.uk › our-services › exoticsExotic Animals - The Vet Collection

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   Exotic animals are generally considered to be anything that is not a dog, cat or rabbit. Many practices have one or more vets who are specifically interested in exotic species. Often, they can offer a GP service, including basic health checks and routine health care such as claw clipping, beak trimming, and husbandry advice (such as correct diet, housing and care).

4. www.petful.com › pet-health › exotic-pet-vet-careWhy Are Exotic Pets So Hard to Treat? Insights from ... - Petful

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   Jun 19, 2024 · 7. Money. Exotics pets often require more expensive veterinary care due to specialized training, skill, equipment, and a qualified staff. Many veterinarians do their best to encourage people to treat their exotics and work within a budget, but in reality, treating exotics is often more expensive.

5. www.wikihow.pet › Find-an-Exotic-Animal-VetHow to Find an Exotic Animal Vet: 15 Steps (with Pictures)

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   Sep 18, 2021 · 2. Call your local pet store. In addition to speaking with other pet owners, contact your local pet store. [2] A pet store has different species of exotic pets. The store will likely have one or two exotic animal vets that they use to care for their exotic pets. 3.

6. www.rspca.org.uk › adviceandwelfare › petsOur Concerns About Exotic Pets - rspca.org.uk

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   Exotic pet concerns. We have concerns about the trade and keeping of exotic pets. Trends are often linked to social media, film and TV, as was the case with the demand for terrapins following the film 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'. We're opposed to wild-caught animals being part of the exotic pet trade, as these animals are taken from the wild ...

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   Do Exotic Pets need a vet?

   • Because exotic animals can become very stressed when handled, ask each vet clinic if they do house calls. Your pet may be more comfortable being handled at home than at a vet clinic. Poor husbandry (care of animals) is a common cause of illness in exotic pets.

   How to Find an Exotic Animal Vet: 15 Steps (with Pictures)

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   Why should you visit an exotic animal vet?

   • Poor husbandry (care of animals) is a common cause of illness in exotic pets. During your appointment, if the exotic animal vet spends a lot of time talking about proper husbandry and medical care for your pet, you can be confident they have the knowledge and expertise to care for your pet.

   How to Find an Exotic Animal Vet: 15 Steps (with Pictures)

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   How do I Choose an exotic animal vet?

   • Visit several veterinary clinics. When you have a few recommendations for exotic animal vets, consider visiting each one. The visits will allow you to get a good idea of how each clinic operates and how comfortable the staff is with handling and treating exotic pets.

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   Should exotic pets be kept as pets?

   • Caring for exotic pets can be challenging and expensive. Because they aren’t domesticated, the welfare needs of exotic pets are the same as they would be when the animals are living in the wild. Only animals that can have their welfare needs met and can experience a good life should be kept as pets.

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   Do Exotic Pets need a keeper?

   • The majority of exotics, including reptiles, need a carefully controlled environment requiring access to specialised equipment for lighting and 24-hour heating. Additionally, many exotic animals can live for decades, making ownership a very long-term responsibility for an exotic pet keeper.

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   Do Exotic Pets need a GP?

   • Often, they can offer a GP service, including basic health checks and routine health care such as claw clipping, beak trimming, and husbandry advice (such as correct diet, housing and care). When exotic pets become unwell, they can be challenging to diagnose as they do not show symptoms in the same way a cat or dog does.

   Exotics Pet Care: Birds, Ferrets, Tortoises & More - The Vet Collection

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8. www.rufflesnuffle.co.uk › all-you-need-to-knowAll you need to know about keeping exotic pets in the UK

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   May 10, 2021 · They are big creatures and should enjoy plenty of space. Plus they are very sensitive to water quality so you’ll need to keep an eye on the pH. Octopuses like to be fed about 3 times a day and they need live food and frozen krill which is very specialised. So please don’t keep an Octopus as a pet. Octopus. 4.