Recommended Veterinarians in Central Texas For Exotics*
(*) Exotics include rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, gerbils, mice, hedgehogs, rats, degus and ferrets.
Small animals require specialist veterinary care that may not be offered by every veterinary clinic. Owners of small animals should seek a clinic that focuses in exotic veterinary medicine; vets who are qualified in exotics are qualified to provide care to birds, reptiles, but also rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, degus, gerbils, hedgehogs, mice, hamsters, and other small animals. Below you will find a list of veterinary clinics offering such services.
Feedback on recommendations made here are always welcome.
Small animals require specialist veterinary care that may not be offered by every veterinary clinic. Owners of small animals should seek a clinic that focuses in exotic veterinary medicine; vets who are qualified in exotics are qualified to provide care to birds, reptiles, but also rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, degus, gerbils, hedgehogs, mice, hamsters, and other small animals. Below you will find a list of veterinary clinics offering such services.
Feedback on recommendations made here are always welcome.
Austin area
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North Austin Animal Hospital
5608 Burnet Road Austin, TX 78756 (512) 459-7676 (Several people have recommended North Austin Animal Hospital but we have never used it, Central Texas Rat Rescue goes here.) |
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After hours emergencies:
Emergency Animal Hospital of Northwest Austin 12034 Research Boulevard Austin, TX 78759 (512) 331-6121 |
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After hours emergencies:
Dr. Jennifer Renner AM/PM Animal Hospital 2239 South Lamar Boulevard Austin, TX 78704 (512) 537-8979 |
San Antonio area
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Dr. Ariana Finkelstein
Southeast Animal Hospital 3608 South Gevers Street San Antonio, TX 78210 (210) 534-4300 |
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After hours emergencies:
Mission Pet Emergency 8202 North Loop 1604 W San Antonio, TX 78249 (210) 691-0900 |
