Spring Valley Veterinary Hospital, LLC

An exotic pet is, for the most part, any pet that is not a dog, cat, fish, or horse—in essence, a non-traditional pet. Your exotic animal veterinarian can tell you what to expect from your exotic pet and can let you know about the laws in your area concerning what pets are legal in your area.

Have you heard of Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)? This is a common condition that is estimated to affect 3 percent of all cats at one point or another. Whenever your cat has difficulty going to the bathroom, displays little appetite or seems depressed, these are symptoms of FLUTD.

It’s important to remember that birds don’t typically display overt symptoms of illness. The best way to keep your pet bird healthy is to bring them in for a checkup at least twice a year.