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At the Unusual Pet Vets, we take pride in being your go-to destination for a wealth of knowledge on caring for exotic pets. Whether you share your life with reptiles, birds, small mammals, or other extraordinary companions, our extensive library of articles and care sheets provides expert advice and information on exotic pet healthcare, nutrition, husbandry and more.
Grooming your pet rabbit is an important part of their care routine, as it helps maintain their health and appearance and helps to keep them comfortable.
Carpet pythons are a group of snake species found in Australia and nearby islands. They are known for their unique patterns and colours and are popular among reptile enthusiasts.
Ringneck and Alexandrine parrots are intelligent, curious and social birds that can make excellent pets in the right home. Many are very playful and vocal. Ringneck parrots are available in a wide range of colour mutation. As with all pet birds, it is important to provide them with proper diet, housing and socialization to ensure their physical and mental well-being.
Behavioural and medical disorders relating to excessive reproductive drive are some of the most common problems we encounter in both female AND male pet parrots. Often owners are completely unaware that their pet is experiencing excessive reproductive drive until it becomes a life-threatening emergency or results in serious problematic behaviours.
Australia is home to two main types of viruses that can infect rabbits. The first type is the myxoma virus which causes the clinical condition ‘mxyomatosis’. The second type is the calicivirus (or Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV)) group, which cause the clinical condition commonly known as ‘Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease’.
Guinea pigs make great pets. They are an intelligent species, with each guinea pig having its own unique personality, often bonding well with its owner. They are relatively easy to care for; however, there is some important information about feeding, husbandry and veterinary care that all guinea pig owners should know and understand.
Tropical fish are some of the most popular home aquarium varieties. With the proper care and attention, tropical fish are hardy, active and easy to maintain.
Quails make great pets and are quite easy to care for. Many people fall in love with their funny little personalities and their quirky behaviour.
Desexing, otherwise known as sterilisation or neutering, is a very important part of the veterinary care of rabbits. The most common form of desexing is when animals undergo surgery to remove part of their reproductive tract, generally known as castration (males) or spay (females).
Goldfish (Carassius auratus) can be described as an adaptable, intelligent fish and are the most popular of all ornamental fish.
Ferrets are incredibly playful creatures, but they’re also very intelligent and mischievous! It’s important to find ways to stimulate your ferret both mentally and physically while making sure that they’re safe from harm.
Floppy Bunny Syndrome is a condition that usually presents with acute onset of generalised weakness or flaccid paralysis of the body, resulting in the rabbit’s inability to hop around or, in severe cases, not do anything but lie on their sides.
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Murdoch WA 6150
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107-109 Wollongong Street,
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316 Main North Road Prospect,
SA, 5082
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Ferntree Gully Clinic
57 Austin Street
(Corner Austin St & Alma Ave)
Ferntree Gully, 3156
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248 Hamilton Rd,
Chermside QLD 4032
(07) 3359 2233
Sydney Clinic
995 Bourke Street, Waterloo,
Sydney, NSW, 2017
(02) 9319 6111
Jindalee Clinic
62 Looranah St,
Jindalee, Queensland 4074
(07) 2104 9499
Sunshine Coast Clinic
91 King Street
Buderim, QLD 4556
(07) 5353 6090
Chermside Clinic
248 Hamilton Rd,
Chermside QLD 4032
(07) 3359 2233
Peninsula Clinic
210 Karingal Dr,
Frankston, VIC 3199
(03) 8738 3210
Ferntree Gully Clinic
57 Austin Street
(Corner Austin St & Alma Ave)
Ferntree Gully, 3156
(03) 9758 8851
Osborne Park Clinic
Unit 4, 325 Harborne Street
Osborne Park, WA 6017
(08) 6117 7450
Murdoch Clinic
Unit 6, 170 Murdoch Drive,
Murdoch WA 6150
(08) 6117 7440
Adelaide Clinic
316 Main North Road Prospect,
SA, 5082
(08) 7079 5023
Canberra Clinic
107-109 Wollongong Street,
Fyshwick ACT 2609
(02) 5119 3659
Sydney Clinic
995 Bourke Street, Waterloo,
Sydney, NSW, 2017
(02) 9319 6111