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Exotic pet care Rabbits, birds, reptiles and small pets
For For Rabbits, small pets, birds and reptiles Book a visit Rabbits, birds and reptiles hide illness until it is serious, so regular checks and the right home set-up matter more than for any other pet.
Dr. Rosa Delgado leads our exotic care and keeps a warm, quiet exam room just for them.
When to come A yearly check for rabbits and birds Changes in eating, droppings or shedding Husbandry advice for new ownersWhat we check A quiet, warm exam room Diet and enclosure advice Nail, beak and teeth care Tests and treatment when neededWhat happens A calm, warm room A gentle exam Advice on diet and home A plan for the yearHappy tails Reptiles
Juniper, Russian tortoise
Who looks after you Veterinarian, DVM, exotic pets
At home: A cockatiel, two rabbits and a bearded dragon
Questions How should I bring my rabbit? In a carrier with hay, a few of their greens and, if you can, a bag of recent droppings.
Fernbrook A green craftsman house with a fern garden, a cat-only waiting room and a bowl of water by the door. Caring for Portland’s pets since 2009.
Fernbrook Animal Hospital
2210 Fernbrook Lane
Portland, OR (503) 555-0147 hello@fernbrookvet.example Ask the front deskHi! I can help with our services, prices, wellness plans, booking and finding us. If your pet needs help right now, please call (503) 555-0147.
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Do you see rabbits? What does a wellness plan include? Where can I park?