We are proud to offer emergency, surgical, hospitalization, and wellness care for exotic pets such as birds, reptiles, and small mammals. Please call before arriving — exotic doctors are on staff for many shifts, but availability varies. A quick call ensures we’re ready for you.
We offer specialized veterinary care for a wide variety of exotic and pocket pets. If you don’t see your pet listed, give us a call—we’re happy to help.
Please note: we do not treat wildlife.
Our emergency animal hospital is open 24/7, and we frequently have exotic-trained doctors on staff. However, exotic doctor availability varies by shift. If your exotic pet is experiencing an emergency, please call us at (410) 750-1177 before coming in so we can confirm an exotics-trained doctor is available. If one is not on duty at that time, we will help connect you with an appropriate facility. When an exotics doctor is on staff, we are equipped to provide full emergency and critical care, including stabilization, hospitalization, diagnostics, and surgery.
In addition to our emergency care services, we treat the following exotic care concerns:
Scheduled appointments — including wellness exams, sick visits, and routine surgeries — are available on weekdays. These visits allow us to provide thorough, planned care tailored to your exotic pet’s species. Call us to schedule.
Acupuncture is available for exotic pets to help manage chronic conditions, pain, mobility challenges, and post-surgical recovery. This drug-free approach is part of our commitment to integrative care and improving long-term quality of life for all species.
For wellness visits, sick appointments, and routine procedures, yes — appointments are scheduled on weekdays. For emergencies, no appointment is needed, but please call ahead first. Exotic doctor availability varies by shift, and a quick call ensures we can provide the care your pet needs — or direct you to the right place if needed.
Bring your pet in a secure carrier, along with any medical records, medications, or details about their habitat and diet. This helps us provide the most informed care possible.
Yes. Routine wellness exams are just as important for exotic pets as they are for cats and dogs. These visits help us catch issues early and ensure your pet is living a healthy life.
