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  • 10 Facts About Caring for Bearded Dragons
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), February 18, 2015

    Often I’m asked what reptiles are popular as pets, and, without a doubt, the answer is bearded dragons. I think I treat more bearded dragons each week than I do all other reptile species combined.… Full Article ›


  • Winter Safety Tips for Pet Birds, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Other Exotics
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), January 9, 2015

    When cold weather comes, especially in areas that experience significant climate changes with the seasons, there are some steps exotic pet owners should take to help ensure their animals stay happy… Full Article ›


  • How to Keep Your Pet Reptile Safe in Winter
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), January 2, 2015

    When cold weather comes, especially in areas that experience significant climate changes with the seasons, there are some steps reptile owners should take to help ensure their pets stay happy and… Full Article ›


  • Exotic Pet Do's and Don'ts for the Holidays
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), December 17, 2014

    The holidays can be a wonderful time for both people and pets, but they also may bring some unanticipated circumstances. By following these do’s and don’ts, you and your pet can enjoy the season… Full Article ›


  • How to Keep Your Bird Safe During the Holidays
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), December 15, 2014

    Holidays can bring a great deal of happiness to both people and pets. But holidays also bring potential dangers to our feathered friends. Though injuries and accidents happen all year long, they… Full Article ›


  • Are Guinea Pigs Good Pets? Here’s What to Know Before You Bring One Home
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), November 17, 2014

    Guinea pigs can make great pets, especially for families with children who are looking for an interactive, low-maintenance animal. They tend to be affectionate, hardy and fairly easy to care for.… Full Article ›


  • Tarantulas: Can These Large, Hairy Spiders Actually Be Good Pets?
    By Linda Lombardi, October 31, 2014

    Most people don't use words like "fun" when it comes to spiders, especially big ones. But Linda Rayor of the Department of Entomology at Cornell thinks that tarantulas can make… Full Article ›


  • Video: Want a Pet Hedgehog? Here's What You Need to Know
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), October 23, 2014

    The popularity of the hedgehog — a small, spiny-looking mammal in the insectivore family — appears to be increasing. When they are handled often and socialized, hedgehogs can make adorable, loving… Full Article ›


  • Video: What You Need to Know About Keeping Birds as Pets
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), September 23, 2014

    Birds, such as parrots, canaries and finches, are highly intelligent and can be wonderful pets. Their beauty and intelligence make them very popular, but it's not uncommon for new owners to be… Full Article ›


  • Snakes as Pets: What to Know Before You Bring One Home
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), September 16, 2014

    Snakes — most people love them or fear them. They are not your typical cuddly pet, but as snake owners will tell you, their pets recognize them and respond to their voices. They can be… Full Article ›


  • Exotic Animal Boarding: as Much Fun as Summer Camp
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice), August 22, 2014

    Wouldn’t you love for your pet to go on his own vacation while you go on yours? Well, he can if he goes to a veterinary practice that caters specifically to his needs. Not sure what I mean? Check out… Full Article ›


  • It’s Not Always a ‘Peaceable Kingdom’ With Exotic Pets
    By Dr. Laurie Hess DVM, DABVP (Avian Practice) , August 7, 2014

    We all love to make new friends, and it’s great to have companionship. But hanging out with others isn’t necessarily the best thing if you’re an exotic pet. Too many well-intentioned exotic pet… Full Article ›



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