All physical exams include belly rubs ❤️🥰
Someone is already in the holiday spirit 🎃👻🍬
Dr. Pimple Popper- Iguana Version
⚠️ Caution ⚠️ Pimple Popper Video Ahead! ➡️ Glenn is a juvenile male iguana who came in for this swelling on the side of his face! When it was pressed, pus material was seen in the mouth so we could tell it was an abscess. An abscess is an infected swelling filled with pus. Abscesses are very common in iguanas. They occur when bacteria (most common) or fungi are introduced into the tissue by trauma, a bite wound, a penetrating foreign body, a tumor, or certain parasites. Subcutaneous (just under the skin) abscesses are frequently encountered. Oral cavity abscesses cause a visible swelling on either the upper or lower jaw and may cause difficulty eating. Reptilian pus is usually caseous and thick, like cottage cheese (not liquid). Abscesses are diagnosed by appearance, palpation, fine needle aspiration, or surgical exploration. They are treated by surgical removal or lancing (cutting open) and flushing of the abscess. Glenn was sedated for this procedure in order to safely lance and clean his abscess. He recovered well and went home with antibiotics for treatment! #reptilevet #iguanavet
Doesn’t get much cuter than this! 3 week old gerbils 😍❤️
Some patients are just beautiful models and they can’t help it 💁🏻♀️ Wind blown looks provided by our technicians and a fan, upon request 😂😍😬 #exoticvet #guineapig #longhairdontcare
When you’re determined to break out of the hospital before it’s your surgery time 😂😂😂 #uromastyx #reptilevet #exoticvet
Happy New Years!!! Our team is so grateful for our beautiful clinic, outstanding clients, and amazing pets! Cheers to a new year of serving our community 🎊🥂❤️
The Christmas spirit continues! Someone is ready for Santa to come! 🎅🏻🥰
Clyde the kitty wants some attention! 😂💙
Achilles the tortoise enjoying his sun time after his appointment 🥰☀️🐢 #exoticvet #reptilevet
Laney’s last puppy visit 🎉💕
That feeling when you realize tomorrow is Friday 🎉🙌🏻😎
