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Specialized Care for Avian & Exotic Pets

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Specialized Care for Avian & Exotic Pets

Dr. Laura Wade is a board-certified avian specialist by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP).

She provides comprehensive primary healthcare and progressive referral, medical, surgical and behavioral services for birds & exotics.

12/08/2024

11/07/2024

We are experiencing some issues with our phone lines. Please be patient with us as we work to try to resolve it. If you are unable to get through to someone please leave a voicemail. We check these regularly and will get back to you as soon as we can. You can also email us with any non urgent questions or concerns at [email protected]. Please do not send us messages through Facebook as this service is not monitored. We appreciate your patience.

11/04/2024

S.C.A.E.P. is excited to welcome aboard our newest Veterinary Assistant Destiny!

Destiny has always had a passion for animals, especially the exotic ones! Destiny comes to us from the retail pet care industry and is excited to get into Vet Med! She has a red eared slider, a Russian tortoise, a ball python, and two leopard geckos! In her free time she likes to read, go on hikes, and spend quality time with her reptiles!

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from Henry, Bill and the entire SCAEP Staff! If you’re dressing up your pet this year don’t forget to comment a photo🎃

10/28/2024

A current client is looking to rehome three small birds. Two Quaker Parrots and a Parakeet.

Lucky 7 years -Quaker parrot Green -He is a lovable boy who l enjoys telling you he is a good boy. He can be a little grumpy in the morning but that simmers down to liking scratches on his head. He is very calm and talkative bird.

Tweetie 4 years -Quaker parrot born on Halloween Yellow -She is a noisy girl who loves to be on your shoulder or near you. She is a little feisty. She loves to be out and about and exploring around the floor. Her bell is her favorite toy.

and Birb 2 4 years- Blue and white parakeet that loves to sing!

The parrots are bonded but do live in separate cages.

Coming with are three cages (one smaller for parakeet and two larger ones), toys, food, play set, shoulder wraps and smaller carry cage

There is a rehiring fee of $50.

Contact Laurie Keller at [email protected]

10/21/2024

Please help us give a warm welcome to our newest Veterinary Assistant Nicole!

From New York City, Nicole is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree at the University at Buffalo, studying Biological Sciences. She is very excited to be a new addition to the team at Specialized Care for Avian & Exotic Pets and begin her experience in the exotic field. Previously a Veterinary Assistant at a dog & cat hospital, Nicole is looking forward to pursuing her interest in exotic pets and learning more about them. In her free time, you can find Nicole spending quality time with her two dogs and three cats, cooking, exploring nature and traveling! Her current goal is to attend Veterinary School and find new research opportunities in the animal field with a focus on wildlife conservation.”

09/14/2024

We are experiencing some difficulties with our phone line. If you are calling and are unable to leave a voicemail please try to call back in a few minutes. For any non urgent issues feel free to email us at [email protected]. We appreciate your patience.

Address

10882 Main Street
Clarence, NY
14031

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+17167590144

Website

http://www.buffalobirdnerd.com/

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Videos

A sweet and happy visit with our feathered friend Spartacus this morning! If you listen closely you may even hear Spartacus tell you he’s a pretty bird💛

Talk about a good snack! Stitch showing us a great example of what a healthy shed looks like! Leopard geckos are among some of the reptiles that eat their own shed. Eating their shed provides them with a great source of nutrients and minerals. Shedding is a taxing process on our scaled friends and so this allows them to get back some nutrition they may have lost. In the wild, geckos have been known to eat their shed not only for a source of energy, but also to avoid leaving anything behind that may indicate to a predator that they are near by. Sometimes reptiles may have a hard time shedding at home. We advise against pulling the shed off of your animals unless a veterinarian has suggested otherwise. If your pet is having trouble shedding at home, supervised soaking may be recommended to give your reptile a little extra help. Difficulty shedding can sometimes be a sign that the humidity in your pets tank may not be optimal for that species. However, there can be other causes for issues with shedding. If you are concerned that your reptile may be struggling with shedding or notice any behavioral changes contact your veterinarian to schedule an appointment.