Exopet Veterinary Clinic

31/12/2024

Announcement 📣

We have made some important updates to our operating hours⏰

Starting 2nd of January 2025, our new hours will be:

Wednesday: CLOSED
Thursday to Monday : 10.30am - 6.00pm
Tuesday: 10.30am - 4.00pm

We appreciate your understanding and continued support ❤️

18/12/2024

Hi Petparents semua,
Boleh bantu kami pilih design mana yang cantik??
Boleh undi dgn poll di bawah 😸

p/s: ada Zuko tersembunyi dalam gambar, cuba teka yang mana 😹

13/12/2024

Whatsapp us at 013 735 7566

08/11/2024

We’re Hiring !!!
Location : Johor Bahru
Position : Veterinary Assistant

Requirement :
1. min. SPM / SVM / Dip or equivalent
2. have a good vibes and great communication skill
3. No Experience, No Problem. Just need your determination and effort to learn and re-learn.

Email us your resume at [email protected].

03/11/2024

We’re Hiring!
Location : Johor Bahru
Position : Veterinarian

Requirement :

1. Possess a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree or equivalent
2. Have a valid and current APC
3. Good scientific aptitude and strong analytical skills

We’re equipped with
1. Xray
2. Ultrasound
3. Blood machine
4. Gas anaesthesia
5. Vcheck
+ more

We’re looking for someone with interest in avian and exotic medicine as well as small animals!

email us at [email protected] for further enquiries.

31/10/2024

Warm wishes for a joyful Diwali 2024!

May this Diwali bring you peace, prosperity, and boundless joy. Let this Festival of Lights illuminate new beginnings and success for you and your loved ones.
Happy Diwali!

p/s: We’re open today

07/07/2024

Commitment to professional development

We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Asyikin Haron, a veterinarian at Exopet Veterinary Clinic, has been a committed member of Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians (AEMV) and Association of Avian Veterinarian (AAV). This dedication to professional development ensures that we bring the latest knowledge and best practices in avian & exotic medicine to our clinic. At Exopet Veterinary Clinic, we strive to continue and update our knowledge to ensure the best outcomes for our patients.

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19/06/2024

Rabbit Liver Lobe Torsion

Liver lobe torsion occurs when a section (or more) of the liver twists around its blood vessels, leading to compromised blood flow and potentially severe consequences if not treated promptly. The clinical signs of cases like this are non-specific, ranging from loss of appetite to various signs of pain (such as hunching, teeth grinding, and inactivity). It is crucial for bun parents to recognize these symptoms early and seek veterinary care as soon as possible. Delay in diagnosis can lead to detrimental effects. Treatment typically involves surgical intervention and usually results in a good outcome if performed promptly.

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A rabbit arrived in the afternoon showing signs of poor appetite and lethargy. Blood work and ultrasound were highly suggestive of liver lobe torsion. The diagnosis was confirmed by 4 pm, and surgery was successfully completed by 7 pm, with the rabbit recovering well on pain medication via continuous rate infusion (CRI).

I had traveled to Thailand primarily to learn this surgery (among a long list of other things), having previously diagnosed similar cases but lacking surgical expertise. I received invaluable guidance from experienced veterinarians there who routinely perform this procedure.

I cannot stress enough the importance of agreeing to do a diagnostic workup (blood work & diagnostic imaging). Since rabbits often only show non-specific clinical signs, liver lobe torsion is often missed or underdiagnosed when symptomatic treatment is prioritised over comprehensive evaluation.

I am immensely grateful for the knowledge gained during my one-month attachment at the exotic animal hospital in Thailand. It has fueled my commitment to advancing in exotic medicine and enhancing care for exotic patients.

Learning is a lifelong journey.
P.S.: Never underestimate the importance of thorough diagnostic workups.

26/04/2024

Hari ini kita uji sikit pengetahuan staff exopet. Exercise otak 😁

16/04/2024

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri Maaf Zahir dan Batin dari Lucky Samsudin dan Dusty Lemon

12/01/2024

08/01/2024

Veterinary Nursing Awareness month 22nd December features Mr Muhammad Amirul Hakim Shamsul, a veterinary nurse from Exopet Veterinary Clinic, Johor Bahru. Mr Muhammad Amirul's entry for MSAVA's Exotic Animal Seminar has won him a free ticket to the upcoming veterinary nursing symposium in 2024! Congratulations Mr Muhammad Amirul!


Features and dedication posts from veterinary nurses and clinics that MAVNA received have now exceeded beyond the days we have left in December, but we will continue featuring all of the entries until the last one, so do expect the celebration to go on into January 2024!