There are some exotic pets that include vaccinations as part of their recommended protocol. However, most do not get vaccines.

Yes, we offer boarding for exotics. If you are going out of town, what better place to keep your exotic while you are away than an animal clinic trained to care for exotics?

Typically we need you to bring your cage or enclosure and food. Our team is comfortable handling all types of critters and their often detailed, high-maintenance needs, but we do not usually keep all types of cages or diets around that each different pet may need.

Yes! For birds that need routine grooming, such as beak trims, nail grinding, and wing clipping, we require yearly exams on all birds getting routine grooming.

Yes, we offer nail trimming for exotic pets. Occasionally, some exotics may need to be sedated for nail trims, but most can be done relatively easily, especially if they are handled often. All exotic animals need to be current patients and current on their yearly exams to have a nail trim at our facility.

Yes, we offer boarding for exotics. We do require a current, yearly exam on all pets boarding at our facility. That way, if your pet has a medical issue during their stay, the veterinarian is already familiar with your pet’s specific medical history and needs so they can address the issue quickly, safely, and efficiently. If you are going out of town, what better place to keep your exotic while you are away than an animal clinic trained to care for exotics?

specialized wellness exam at Pearland Pet Health Center includes a comprehensive physical assessment, weight monitoring, and a detailed review of husbandry (habitat and diet). Because exotic pets have unique metabolic needs, we also offer species-specific blood work and diagnostic imaging to detect underlying health issues before they become emergencies.

Exotic species—such as reptiles, birds, and small mammals like ferrets or sugar gliders—have anatomy and physiological requirements vastly different from dogs and cats. Dr. Felicia Brennan provides the expert knowledge required to treat these "niche" patients, ensuring they receive care tailored to their specific biological needs.

Do you offer emergency services for exotic pets? Yes. From respiratory distress in birds to GI stasis in rabbits, we provide urgent care and hospitalization for most exotic species during our regular business hours. For added convenience, we also offer veterinary house calls for exotic patients that may find travel stressful.