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Pocket Pets and Exotics

 

Pocket Pets and Exotics:

We believe specialized pets require specialized care.  Their behavior, diet and preventative medicine differ greatly from the typical dogs and cats seen in most households.  Here at Triadelphia Veterinary Clinic we have knowledgeable staff for rabbit, rodent and ferret medicine.   

  • Rabbit husbandry, medicine and surgery is an area of expertise for Dr. Dina Jones, as she raised rabbits for almost 20 years before attending vet school - since becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Jones has performed numerous spays, neuters and abdominal surgeries on these furry critters”!

 

  • Few people realize that rabbits and guinea pigs have molar (or cheek) teeth, as well as those uniquely prominent incisors.  Such teeth are commonly problematic and we are equipped to examine, trim, and file teeth safely. 

 

  • Ferrets need vaccines, yet it is common for them to have vaccine reactions.  We carry and administer appropriate ferret vaccines to reduce risk to your pet. Unfortunately, ferrets are also prone for various types of cancer;  Triadelphia Veterinary Clinic can determine treatment protocols that can be supportive in maintaining quality of life.

 

  • As for the avian and reptile species, Dr. Jones has been working with a Board Certified Avian Veterinarian and has gained tremendous experience with both feathered and scaled creatures.  Appointments to see these particular animals may be taken on a case by case basis.  As with all of our patients, if certain conditions exist where a more specialized veterinarian is needed, referrals can be made promptly and easily.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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