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VETERINARY HOSPITAL |
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VETERINARY HOSPITAL |
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Exotics Craig Hunt holds RCVS certificates in both small animal medicine and zoological medicine Craig aims to provide a personal and high quality first and second opinion service in 'exotic pet' medicine and surgery. Most species of exotic pet are catered for including parrots, raptors, ornamental fowl, reptiles, rabbits, rodents, small mammals, ferrets, primates, amphibians, ornamental fish and invertebrates |
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Many exotic pets are adept at hiding illness and disease until very late in the course of their condition and are therefore often taken to vets when the pet has been ill for some time - at this point many illnesses are advanced and difficult or impossible to cure. Preventative care is encouraged and with this in mind post-purchase examination and annual health checks are recommended for all exotic pets. These consultations give an opportunity to discuss and advise upon species-specific problems, diet, care and husbandry |
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Hospitalisation of all exotic pets is provided in quiet specialised wards positioned away from the noise and odour of dogs and cats; predator species are hospitalised away from prey species. Hospital enclosures are equipped to enable individual alterations in temperate, humidity and lighting for most species. |
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Avian case report |
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Ferret case report |
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Site created by Mark Boettcher |
Small Animal phone 01509 812446 Equine & Farm phone 01509 812445 Accounts 01509 814505 Fax 01509 816145 Sileby Hall, Cossington Road, Sileby, Leicestershire. LE12 7RS |
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