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07/02/2025

We love the chubby unicorns ♥️🦏

28/01/2025

Muntjac wranglin’ 🤠

24/01/2025

🦒 Giraffid 2025 Conference🦒

What an amazing week at the Giraffid 2025 Conference, dedicated to enhancing giraffe care and conservation! Exotic Wildlife Veterinary Services’s veterinarian Dr. Brittni East presented on parasite management in giraffe populations and Wildlife Biologist Iain Turner presented a neonatal case series.

One of the best moments was being reunited with our friends from Brazil who were there sharing their amazing giraffe care program.

The wealth of knowledge shared at the conference has left us all motivated and eager to implement new strategies in giraffe conservation efforts. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the future of giraffes.

18/01/2025

When you work with animals sometimes date night becomes animal care date night! We like to call this “shared adventures”. Spouses jump right in as surgical assistants, animal wranglers, milk maids and calf pullers 🤭🥰

03/01/2025

🦒 Meet Kafele, the majestic male giraffe at Longneck Manor! 🦒

Kafele needed radiographs to continue to assess and monitor his overall bone health. Thanks to the incredible training program at Longneck Manor, this process went as smoothly as possible.

Many facilities have giraffes that participate in voluntary behaviors. We wanted to take a moment to highlight the importance of positive reinforcement and training for veterinary procedures. By prioritizing Kafele’s comfort and well-being, we can ensure he continues to thrive at Longneck Manor.

01/01/2025

✨Happy New Year ✨

As we reflect on this past year, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you. Whether you’re a client, friends, family or a wildlife enthusiast, we have loved sharing our adventures with you.

As we reflect on the amazing year, we cant help but be excited about what the future holds. We truly believe that the best is yet to come. Together, we will continue to make a difference in wildlife conservation and veterinary care.

Here’s to another year of chaos, dedication, and amazing adventures. Thank you for being part of our journey!

28/12/2024

The best Christmas gift a Veterinarian could ask for, not one but TWO healthy baby giraffes. Not twins, but close enough in age they could pass! 🦒 🎄🦒

25/12/2024

🎄Merry Christmas from the Chaos Crew at Exotic Wildlife Veterinary Services! Wishing you all a festive season filled with joy and love. Here’s to a wild and wonderful New Year ahead.🎄

21/12/2024

🥂 Cheers to Wanda Woman aka Gramma 🥂

Today, we shine a spotlight on an exceptional person and a true champion of exotic wildlife care - Wanda the EWVS Exotics Neonatal Manager. Wanda has created a nurturing environment that fosters the growth and well-being of countless neonatal animals. When we call in the middle of the night no matter the question the answer is always “Yes I will meet you at the barn, let’s do this!”

Wanda’s passion for exotic wildlife is contagious. Her knowledge and expertise have been instrumental in providing the highest standard of care for these delicate creatures. With her keen eye and gentle touch, she ensures that every neonate receives the individualized attention they need to thrive.

What makes Wanda truly remarkable is her unwavering compassion. She not only cares for all of these remarkable animals, she cares for our team in our darkest moments battling to save the lives of every animal that enters the door.

Thank you, Wanda, for your incredible work, your passion, and your heart. You embody what it means to be a true advocate for exotic wildlife, and we are incredibly fortunate to have you as part of our team!

We love you Gramma ♥️

19/12/2024

We are thrilled to highlight the recent collaboration between our dedicated exotic wildlife veterinary team, led by Dr. David Love, and Dr. Jeremy Fleming, DVM, DACVS-SA, a skilled Small Animal Surgeon at the Austin Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Center. Together, they successfully performed two laparoscopic salpingo-oophorectomies on capuchin monkeys, a crucial procedure for ensuring the health and well-being of these remarkable primates.

Salpingo-oophorectomy, the surgical removal of the ovaries and fallopian tubes, is often performed to prevent reproductive issues and manage health concerns in female monkeys. This procedure not only helps in population control but also plays a vital role in improving the overall quality of life for these animals by reducing the risk of certain diseases.

The teamwork displayed during this surgery exemplifies the commitment we have to providing the highest level of care for exotic wildlife. By combining expertise from both the exotic and surgical fields, Dr. Love and Dr. Fleming ensured a safe and effective surgical experience for the capuchins.

We’re proud to have such dedicated professionals working together to advance the health of exotic wildlife and contribute to their conservation. 🌟

18/12/2024

Texas Roadhouse rolls for breakfast, chaos for lunch and the absolute best crew a veterinarian could ask for!

03/12/2024

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22/11/2024

Cardio and Caffeine ☑️

14/11/2024

Dr. Love tapir allergy extraordinaire! 🌟

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⚠️ Warning Graphic ⚠️ This Grevys Zebra found himself in a sticky predicament. Thankfully the stick missed the vital areas of the chest and Dr. Gulley and veterinary technician Kerigan were able to carefully remove it and fix him up. We’re happy to report he’s back in the breeding herd - stick free!

Move over Moo Deng there’s a new Squishy in town ♥️ Did you know that a baby pygmy hippo weighs approximately 13 to 15 pounds at birth? They often stay close to their mother's side, using her for safety and guidance. As they got older and more playful they frolic in the water and explore their surroundings! #pygmyhippo

Tapir Car Wash 🫧 🧼

She’s having his ✨baby✨

Feels like summer ☀️

No pigs were harmed in the making of this video 🤣 #GirlsFlippingPigs

🚁✨ Helicopter Capture 🚁✨ With helicopter capture, we're taking veterinary care to new heights – quite literally! 🌟 So, why is helicopter capture actually a safe way to handle animals? Let's break it down: 1️⃣ Speed and Efficiency: Helicopters allow us to swiftly cover large areas, reducing the time animals spend under stress. We also minimize the liklihood of losing sight of a darted animal on a vast landscape. 2️⃣ Minimized Human-Animal Interaction: By using helicopters, we can maintain a safe distance from the antelope, minimizing stress and the risk of injury for both the animals and our dedicated team. Animals can be monitored from a distance until they are safe to approach by the ground team. 3️⃣ Precision Handling: With experienced pilots at the helm, we can navigate challenging terrains and access remote locations with ease. This means we can reach antelope in need of veterinary care or capture who would otherwise be difficult to reach. 4️⃣ Advanced Veterinary Care: Once safely captured, our team can provide immediate medical attention, administer necessary treatments, and conduct thorough health assessments. The sooner we can address any health concerns, the better the outcome for these magnificent creatures. 5️⃣ Increased Quantity: By using a helicopter we can increase the number of animals captured, treated and transported in a given day helping ranchers better manage their populations. So, the next time you hear about helicopter capture for antelope, remember that it's not just a thrilling spectacle – it's a safer and more efficient way to provide vital care. Together, let's continue to innovate and enhance the well-being of our captive animal population

A glimpse into capture days with the EWVS Crew! 📹: Colby Oehler

Celebrating Valentines day with Dr. Love and his fan club ♥️

Celebrating one of our biggest wins of 2023 as the year comes to a close. Delilah is a newborn giraffe calf who was born with a severe tendon issue that required veterinary intervention. With the help of our incredible team of veterinarins, ICU staff and incredible welders, we created custom splints to reinforce Delilah’s legs and allow her tendons to strengthen so she could walk. Delilah required 24/hr care for the first two weeks of her life. It was a tremendous team effort and we are so proud of the team dedication and Delilah’s sheer tenacity to live. Veterinary medicine is a hard profession. A wise veterinarian once told me that the reality of veterinary medicine is that we get to perform miracles and we dont celebrate those enough. So heres to celebrating the wins and the miracle of Delilah ♥️ Bayou Wildlife Zoo Wanda Goldberg Iain Turner

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