Center for Bird and Exotic Animal Medicine

We evaluate your pets overall health detect problems before they get serious and keep them on track to live a long healthy life. We also provide husbandry consultations and teach you about the most appropriate food housing temperature light vaccinations etc. that your exotic pet needs.

We offer vaccines that prevent potentially life-threatening diseases some of which can be zoonotic (spread to humans). In some cases there are legal requirements for vaccinating exotic pets.

We provide microchip identification which is the most reliable way to reunite pet owners with their beloved pets if lost. It’s safe easy inexpensive and painless.

We recommend performing regular bloodwork and other screening tests on exotic pets for several reasons. This allows us to establish a healthy baseline and better interpret diagnostic testing results when your pet becomes sick.

We’re equipped to perform routine radiography services to identify many types of illness or injury when pets are sick or suffer a trauma.

We’re equipped to perform ultrasound services to evaluate heart conditions internal organs cysts and tumors and diagnosing pregnancy.

We utilize digital skull radiography as well as digital dental radiography to look for hidden problems that we can address before they are visible during an oral examination.

We have extensive training and experience to perform these procedures properly. We always use pain medication for every dental procedure to minimize patient discomfort and speed recoveries.

We provide emergency services 24 hours a day 7 days a week. We are the only bird and exotic animal facility in the Pacific Northwest area providing 24 hour emergency services.

Our hospital was designed and built with the vision that we would be able to offer all birds and exotic animals the most comprehensive medical care available. We ensure our patients are not put under undue stress during an already difficult time by separating natural predators from prey species.

We believe in keeping your pet as pain free as possible while in our care and use pain medication in all dental procedures. We also monitor our patients closely to determine whether they are experiencing any discomfort.