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Categories: Veterinarians, Pet Boarding & Kennels, Pet Grooming, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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anonymous

07/07/2014

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They seem to be money hungry. Quick to run every test. I have taken several birds with little results.The staff is very nice .

jhthorn

10/13/2009

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we had our 10yr old (almost) parakeet treated here. they insisted on clipping her wings and chopped off her beak without any warning. we feel these things led to her demise.

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Phone: (843) 216-8387

Address: 814 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

Website: https://birdsandexotics.com/contact

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Birds & Exotics Animal Care

Preventive Care

Dental Care
These dental problems are typically caused by poor husbandry, especially a diet that is lacking in calcium and vitamin A. Without these crucial vitamins, your reptile is more prone to secondary oral infection. Live prey feedings can also open the door to bacteria and fungus.
Vaccination
Nutritional Counseling
Reproductive disease: Female lizards are often affected by reproductive diseases. Clinical signs include decreased appetite, lethargy, and a distended abdomen. One curative option is to perform an emergency spay on the female. Otherwise, we recommend a prophylactic spay to prevent reproductive issues before they can start.
Comprehensive Examination
Is your bird engaging in destructive and/or harmful behaviors such as feather plucking/damaging, biting, screaming, aggressiveness, or other antisocial behaviors? Reach out to us to schedule a behavioral consultation so we can perform a complete physical examination of your pet, discuss their daily routines and your interactions with them, and provide expert guidance on how to manage and improve your pet’s behaviors.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Intestinal Parasite Screen Your vet will perform a combined test to screen your guinea pig for roundworms, tapeworms, coccidia, and giardia.
Pain Management
Spay/Neuter An essential part of your rabbit’s preventative care is being spayed/neutered. If your pet is not spayed or neutered, they can be prone to developing cancerous tumors and cysts, and exhibit aggression and other disruptive behaviors. Furthermore, spayed and neutered rabbits can develop a closer bond with other rabbits, and their owners. Our package covers the cost of surgery, a day of hospitalization, fluid therapy during surgery, and multimodal pain relief, plus doses to administer at home. Your rabbit will be monitored during and after surgery by a dedicated technician.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Deslorelin Hormone Suppression Implantation Under Sedation/Brief Anesthesia Deslorelin Hormone Suppression Implantation is an alternative to surgery that can help prevent the onset of adrenal gland disease in ferrets. Adrenal gland disease is very common among ferrets, and is characterized by enlarged adrenal glands and excess hormone production. Clinical signs of this disease include swelling of the genitalia, sexual aggression, skin disorders, and hair loss. Affected glands may become cancerous, and one or both glands can be affected. Performing implantation when the ferret is young is ideal for preventing adrenal gland disease.
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
We require that all rabbits have their RHDV-2 (Calicivirus) vaccine to protect against the highly fatal RHDV virus. Signs of infection include hemorrhaging and sudden death. Rabbits that survive may show signs of neurological, gastrointestinal, and respiratory issues.

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
If the beak becomes overgrown, this can lead to other issues, including poorly-kept plumage, dull feathers, poor posture, fungal infection, and disease of the major organs. Left untreated, an overgrown beak can eventually become life-threatening.
Ear Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
There are several different types of heart disease that we see in ferrets: Cardiomyopathy, heart blocks, and acquired valvular disease. Heart disease is more often seen in ferrets that are middle-aged or older, with clinical signs including...
Kidney Disease Treatment
Blood chemistries can reveal any issues related to tissue and internal organ dysfunction and help to detect diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease, and other disorders. Birds and reptiles can be more challenging so we routinely measure bile acid levels which is a liver function test.
Cancer Treatment
Adrenal gland tumors, insulin secreting tumors, lymphoma/lymphosarcoma, prepucial adenocarcinomas, chondromas, and various types of skin cancer are all quite common in ferrets. As with any serious disease, early diagnosis is key to a good prognosis. Ferrets can develop cancer at any age, and both males and females are affected equally. The problem with cancer is that it can easily be misconstrued as something else, causing a variety of symptoms including...

Wound and Fracture Care
Our skilled doctors have experience repairing bone fractures. However, orthopedics for exotic animals is much different from orthopedics for cats and dogs. Every exotic pet must be approached and treated differently, and in some cases, repair may not be possible and amputation may be the best option. Ultimately, we are here to help you make the right decisions for your pet’s care.
Poisoning Treatment

Veterinary Surgery
Exotic Vet Care uses a Storz endoscope to see what is going on inside our patients and perform minimally invasive biopsies and other procedures. The endoscope has a camera head that allows our veterinarians to visualize certain areas of the body without having to perform invasive exploratory surgery.
Laser Surgery
Performing surgery on birds and exotics poses a variety of challenges, which is why our specialists use equipment designed specifically for exotic species. Exotic Vet Care uses an Ellman Surgitron 4.0 radiosurgical unit for many of its surgical procedures, because radiosurgery is safer than laser surgery and does not burn the tissue.
Exotic Pet Surgery
Spaying and Neutering
Spay/Neuter Spaying or neutering is an important preventative measure that can protect your guinea pig from reproductive tumors, cancers, and cysts, and reduce undesirable behaviors.

Laboratory Services
CBC (Complete Blood Count) The CBC blood test allows us to check your pet for anemia, inflammation, and other issues.
X-Ray
Dental Radiology
Dental radiography (essential for any pet with suspected dental disease; allows us to view the teeth in their entirety, not just the top 20-30%)
Microchipping
Microchipping We require that all rabbits vaccinated for RHDV-2 (Calicivirus) also be microchipped. If your rabbit happens to go missing, a microchip increases their chances of being traced and returned to you.

General Pet Care

Boarding
Your pet is in the best hands at our exotic pet boarding facility, where our experienced staff cater to their individual needs and offer them all the comforts of home. Birds and other exotics require a lot of time and attention that most pet sitters and other facilities cannot provide. Here in Mount Pleasant, we offer exotic boarding in a facility that is specially designed for them.
Grooming
Senior Pet Care
When your pet becomes a senior patient, even though they may still be young at heart, the American Animal Hospital Association recommends that your pet sees a veterinarian every 6 months. This is the reason why we recommend s emi-annual wellness visits and early disease blood screens for senior pets.

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