Bird & Exotic Pet Wellness Center

I took my elderly rat here to get peacefully put to rest in a pinch since there aren't many exotic vets around me and I found it to be a wonderful experience given the circumstances! The vets walked me through everything gave me as much time as I needed with her every step of the way! I don't know if this is common with vets but they sent me a sympathy card signed by individuals there and it was just like an "I'm sorry for your loss (insert name)" there were multiple sincere sentences of sympathy from each person who signed! I would recommend them definitely!

Brought my daughter's guinea pig in for a respiratory infection and they were great! They were very nice kind thoughtful and wonderful with my little sick girl. Definitely a great place to come if you have an "exotic" that they treat!

They have a super welcoming and warm atmosphere that a lot of offices tend to lack. I brought my hamster here for the first time ever to be examined for an eye issue and they were very thorough. They seemed to genuinely care about the process and they were very informative as well with recommendations. In the past (at other vet offices) I have left feeling confused and like I didn’t even get any real answers/almost like I was just being rushed out so they can bring their next paying client in. I did not experience that feeling here whatsoever. I left feeling extremely relieved and confident with the treatment that was given for my hamster - they did a full eye exam and ruled some things out before prescribing her eye drops. I highly recommend bringing your exotics here if you’re ever in need of any veterinary care!!

Brought my bearded dragon here and was happy they seemed to be very knowledgeable about beardie care. I had been to other places and felt they were lacking (handing me outdated pages printed straight from google.) Did a full exam and fecal testing and prescribed medication. Will happily bring Taz back here… a bit of a drive but worth it. Reasonable prices too!

Been coming here for years always had great service amazing people if your a exotic keeper I highly recommend this place

This is a great place. Very friendly and very knowledgeable about birds. Thank you for your services.

I was very disappointed in this place. I just recently moved to Ohio in the last year and had a very good exotic vet in DC. Brought my bearded dragon in who is 5 with a long health history and to get her teeth checked out as it seemed like there was some wear down. The first thing that happened when we walked in is they told us that we were 30 minutes late for our appointment when we had called the week before and booked the appointment for the time we arrived. There was no arguing with the people at the front desk. I had sent her medical records to the vet in advance, and then when we went back to the room, the vet tech started to ask us questions. I was just answering the questions when the vet tech asked me if I had a problem with her? I have 0 clue why she was so rude when I was just answering questions. then the vet came in without even saying hi and started doing her assessment with no communication whatsoever, they said they were going to do an x-ray bloodwork and the total would be over $500. Keep in mind I just brought her in for them to look at her teeth and make sure everything is fine. She was in perfect condition otherwise. The vet then told me that there was sensitivity in her abdomen, and I told her that that’s how my lizard always reacts when she’s palpated. The conclusion of the day was that my lizard was constipated when I knew she wasn’t. my lizard proceeded to poop on the table While we were waiting (so constipated) they did a fecal test to add more money to our bill I guess, and said that she had pinworms. The Doctor gave us antibiotics for the pinworms and said her x-ray came back normal. Bearded dragons typically only poop around once a week and that vet kept trying to tell me that bearded dragons are supposed to poop every day🤦‍♀️ Took my bearded dragon back to her normal vet in Virginia two weeks after Just to be told that pinworms are normal flora for bearded dragons, and the dose of antibiotics that my lizard was on was far too high and potentially damaging. The vet was very nice and seemed like a sweet girl however working alone in an exotic animal hospital just one or two years after graduating is just not right. it felt like she had never seen a bearded dragon before and there was no transparency and how unsure she was about treating my beardy. I ended up wasting $400 just to go to my normal vet to be told that her teeth are just normal wear and tear from me feeding with large tweezers. I didn’t let them do blood work and I am very happy i saved that money at least. this was a couple months ago however, the more I think about it the more it upsets me because I wanted a good exotic vet to take my bearded dragon too locally and unfortunately, I will not be coming back. I seriously worn anyone who wants to take their reptile here. Please try to find somewhere else.