Auntie Dayna is the best!
More Thanksgiving activity!
Your babies are in good hands with Dayna and Jared this Thanksgiving with some extra loving and a whole lotta music! We are so thankful for our incredible staff.
Bath time! Dayna is the best!
Here's a bird you won't see very often. Meet Roofie. He's a Port Lincoln Parakeet (Barnardius zonarius aka Platycercus zonarius). Roofie's owner saved him from the hawks when she four ff him exhausted on her roof (note you get his name!).
Port Lincoln Parakeets are indigenous to the interior of central and south-central Australia, west to central and southeast areas of Western Australia. They have never been legally exported from Australia. This guy may have escaped from a zoo or breeder but his owner was unable to find where he came from.
This was before it was too crazy. This is Lisa posting this. I was only able to help from Canada by dispatching a flood crew to the practice. Our staff is the best of the best!
Meet Papaya (aka Joker), our "Oldest Patient of the Day." Papaya is 52 and full of energy and opinion!
Making tortoise dust . . .
Meet Turbo. He's lived with his family since he was a hatching. Now, at 20 years old, he weighs in at a smidge under 100 lbs!
Turbo cracked his beak several years ago so he comes in yearly for his annual exam, a beak trim and to have the crack cleaned and filled. Lately he's had problems eating because his gular, the part of his shell that projects under his chin, has grown so long that he can't reach his food. After taking radiographs and measuring we removed over an inch from both sides of his gular.
Brummmmm . . . Brummmmm . . .
Finished our day with the sensational Zola! She's can be a bit of a stinker but we love her!
Midday was dedicated to Ms Sassy, a Helping Hands Capuchan monkey we've known for many years.
We don't treat pigs. But it sure was a nice treat when the talented Pickles visited us today!
Ooo . . . Yuck! We hate lice!
It's a gorgeous day outside, but it's lookin' a bit grey here at AEAH!
Happy Sunday from the grey kids!
Our new friend Parker came to visit us at the San Diego PetExpo today. Here he is showing off a couple of bird calls!
Someone must have tipped off the Arctic terns of Iceland that Dr. Stout was a bird vet because they enthusiastically tried to chase her off the island!