When the hospital food is ✨chef’s kiss✨💋…
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Using a combination of endoscopy, grasping forceps, inflation of air into the G.I. tract, and manual manipulation, these three handwarmer foreign bodies were able to be extracted through the ball python’s mouth. Check out this awesome video of the procedure! 🐍
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Chicken boots!
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We are always here for you and your exotic pet, 24/7/365! #cbeamexoticvet #emergencyvet #exoticpets
It’s veterinary receptionist week! 😊
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JJ: Lead CSR & CLAW Plan Coordinator- Passionate about providing the best client experience and services for our pet parents.
Marlise: A compassionate and hardworking team payer who is always ready to greet you with a kind smile. She is very passionate about providing support to pet parents when in need!
Dayna: Passionate about supporting families during appointments and hearing animal's stories. It's exciting to learn their history and connect with pet owners!
Reagan: Excited and eager to assist pet parents each day and provide a positive experience!
Sarah: Super efficient multitasking ninja! Absolutely loves meeting the animals that come through the door.
Kylie: Loves being able to help people and families even during some of the hardest times. "I love to be a light in a dark place."
Allison: Reliable team player you can depend on to answer questions in record speed and provide support when in need!
Hospital stay or VIP treatment? 😎 #vetmed #veterinary #bunny #rabbittok #therapy #breezy #fyp
Princess Peep is an adorable special needs bunny with “splay leg” - we are instigating a physical therapy program to help build up her muscles and improve her mobility. She is also looking for a forever family; please us know if you are interested! #exoticvet #exoticpets #rabbit #rabbitsoftiktok #physicaltherapy
Medical management in hospital with injectable calcium, oxytocin, and supplemental heat/humidity allowed this African Sideneck turtle to lay her chronically retained eggs naturally instead of needing surgical intervention. Guess how many eggs she laid?
The person with the closest guess can redeem a free nail trim at CBEAM for one of their pets. :) #exoticvet #turtle #turtlevet #turtleeggs
This beautiful juvenile ringneck parakeet accidentally ingested part of a plastic tube that was much too big to get through the bird’s digestive tract. Thankfully, the CBEAM Team was able to manually remove the foreign body after sedating the bird, without requiring surgical intervention.
Animals eat weird things sometimes. While some of these non-food items can make it through the digestive tract (with or without medical support), others can cause life threatening obstructions that require surgery to treat. If we know an animal has ingested an item that likely won’t be able to pass naturally, and we can intervene quickly, sometimes we can avoid surgical intervention by endoscopically or manually retrieving the item. #exoticvet #cbeamexoticvets #birdsofinstagram #birdsoftiktok #emergencyvetmed #exoticpets #vetmed
We thought you might like to hear what a healthy baby bearded dragon’s heart sounds like on a Doppler ultrasound. Carry on! ❤️❤️❤️
