Veterinary Services for Avian and Exotic Pets
Reptile WardWe are a complete medical and surgical facility, and offer a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic services on site.
Preventative Health Care
- Annual Wellness Exams
- Post-purchase Evaluation & Screening
- Geriatric Health Care
- Vaccinations (Ferret Distempter & Rabies, Avian Polyomavirus)
Diagnostics Services
- Bloodwork: Hematology & Biochemical Analysis
- Urinalysis & Fecal Analysis
- Gram Stains
- Cytology & Histopathology
- Radiology
- Ultrasonography
- Viral & Bacterial Testing
- Fungal cultures
Surgery
- Traditional Surgical Procedures: Spay/Neuter, Mass Removals, Shell Repair, Fracture Repair
- Electrocautery
- Endoscopy
- Radiosurgery
- Cryosurgery
- Anesthetic Monitoring
Hospitalization
- 24 Hour Nursing Care
- Nebulization
- Oxygen Cages
- Isolation Ward
- Medical Boarding
- Fluid Therapy
Dentistry
- Specialized Rabbit & Rodent Dental Equipment
- Ferret Dental Prophylaxis
- Orthopedic (Corrective) Beak Trimming for Birds &Turtles
Non-Medical Services
- Pet Boarding
- Nail, Beak, & Wing Trims
- Nutritional Counseling
- Behavior Counseling
- DNA Sexing
- Microchipping
- USDA International & Domestic Health Certificates
- Read our articles on pet health
Ultrasound on a Ferret
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Emergency Services
After-hours emergency consults are available to established clients and their pets until 12am, 7 days a week. A staff member can be paged by calling the regular hospital number and following the prompts to leave an emergency message.
If you are having an emergency with wildlife, please call the Wild Bird Fund at 646-306-2862.
All other messages can be left on the hospital voicemail. These calls will be returned after 9:00 AM the next day.
Recommended Product - Perches
Perches: - manzanita wood
Birds need perches with different sizes and textures to keep their legs and feet healthy. Here are some examples of natural wood perches made of manzanita wood. Other recommended perches can be made of cactus, eucalyptus, rope, or other natural bird-safe sources.