Showing posts with label Choosing an Exotic Pet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Choosing an Exotic Pet. Show all posts
Monday, 19 July 2010
Finding a Vet for Your Exotic Pet
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Tyn |
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An interest in exotics doesn't necessarily equal proficiency in treating them. I say this from experience, as although I am fascinated with exotic pets, I have no special training in treating them medically. When I was practicing as a veterinarian, except for very routine care, I generally referred exotics to a specialist nearby. Thing may have changed a bit since I went to school, but during my training, exposure to exotics was still very imited even though I sought out extra exposure to exotic pets in my choice of clinical rotations.
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