Caring for exotic pets requires a gentle hand, specialized training, and a deep understanding of species-specific needs. As a trusted exotic veterinarian in Spotsylvania, VA, Spotsylvania Animal Hospital proudly offers tailored care for small mammals and select reptiles. Whether you’re welcoming a new pet or managing ongoing care, our team is here to help your unusual family members thrive.
Our exotic wellness exams are tailored to each species, focusing on diet, environment, behavior, and preventive care. These visits help us detect early signs of illness and give you the tools to create a safe, enriching home for your pet.
We routinely perform spay and neuter procedures on cats, dogs, and several exotic companion species. For pets who need soft tissue surgery or more advanced care, we’ll discuss the safest options for their anatomy, age, and overall health. Your pet’s comfort and well-being are always our top priorities.
Exotic pets often mask symptoms until an illness becomes serious. If you notice changes in appetite, energy, droppings, or behavior, we encourage you to contact us right away. Our team can diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions to help your pet recover as quickly and safely as possible.
We provide care for small rodents, rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hedgehogs, ferrets, sugar gliders, and some reptiles. Because needs vary by species, we encourage you to call us to confirm availability for your pet.
Yes. Just like cats and dogs, exotic pets benefit from annual, or sometimes twice-yearly, wellness exams. These visits help catch hidden health issues early.
Yes. We routinely spay and neuter several exotic companion species. Please contact us so we can determine the best surgical plan for your pet.
Common red flags include appetite changes, unusual droppings, lethargy, respiratory noises, hiding, or changes in behavior. Exotic pets can decline quickly, so early intervention is key.
Yes, Spotsylvania Animal Hospital can treat some types of reptiles. Call us to discuss your reptile’s species and needs so we can guide you toward the right care.
