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Bird and Exotics Vet

@exoticpet_vet

We're a vet clinic that treats rabbits, rodents, ferrets, guinea pigs, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians & more. 1 Hunter Street, Waterloo 2017

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linkhttp://www.birdvet.com.au calendar_today31-05-2010 06:25:17

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Ferrets love eating rubber objects which cause blockages that need surgery to remove. Keep all rubber/foam objects away from ferrets

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We have recently had some requests for vet advice via twitter. PLEASE call our clinic 93196111 or your nearest vet. We can't help online!

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We happily give advice over the phone to other vets if they are unsure how to treat your pets. Give your local vet our number and we'll help

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Mozzie and flea season is upon us which means rabbits are at risk for catching Myxomatosis or Calicivirus. Keep fleas and mozzies away

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No further tweets or replies from us are likely in the foreseeable future. Please email or call our clinic,details at birdvet.com.au

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Fact: Rabbits only feed their babies once a day. Rabbit milk is very high in calories so normal milk replacer does not work for them

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Bird&Exotics Vet clinic will be closed Sunday12th and Monday 13th. Sick critters should come in before they become an emergency on the wkend

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Please check your hay and seeds for black spots or signs of mould. DO NOT FEED mouldy food to your animal- it can cause illness or death