Avian & Exotic

Research reveals connection of mandibular thickness with specific risk factors in alpacas, including age, gender, and dental disorders and further implications

Jenifer Chatfield joins The Vet Blast Podcast with Adam Christman to share amazing stories from her experience in zoological medicine and beyond.

Renowned Fiona the hippo is a soon-to-be a big sister.

3 key articles on zoos and their latest efforts in honor of National Zoo Lovers Day

The newest member is a blue-eyed black lemur, 1 of the few primates with blue eyes.

Lakefield Veterinary Group and World Vets are collaborating to provide year-round animal health aid to residents on San Cristobal Island

3 articles offering insight on zoonotic diseases

This species was believed to be extinct for more than 100 years before a lone female tortoise named Fernanda was found in 2019.

Check out these 3 articles celebrating the youngsters recently welcomed to zoos nationwide

The new cub is in good health and will spend time with its mother behind the scenes for the next few weeks.

The latest additions are in good health and bonding with their mother.

Disease outbreak is a major challenge in aquaculture, and using certain treatments leads to drug bioaccumulation in fish and development of antibiotic resistant bacterial strains.

The Wildcare Foundation rescued 2 Aldabra tortoises from the illegal wildlife trade who found their forever home at Oakland Zoo.

Plantaina is 1 of 6 manatees to complete rehabilitation at Walt Disney World Resort over the last year, promoting the survival of this endangered species.

The new cub's arrival is significant to the long-term health of the species as sloth bears are listed as vulnerable.

Check out this week's highlights.

The latest addition to the zoo is thriving in his new home despite all odds.

Without significant action made by the Australian government, extinction is predicted by 2050.

This new study revealed that when sea turtles are treated with intravenous lipid emulsion, they experience a 94% survival rate.

They are encouraging state agriculture leaders to support more education, research, and procedures to confirm hemp's safety as an animal-feed ingredient.

Patches was a notable resident as one of the largest reptiles at the zoo and a representative of her vulnerable species.

Check out these 3 videos providing expert insight and life lessons learned from exotic animal medicine.

dvm360®’s Australian correspondent, Phil Tucak, BSc, BVMS, updates us on solving the workforce challenges facing veterinary practices, boosting wildlife surveillance to prevent pandemics, and supporting veterinary transfusion medicine.

Ozzie was the oldest gorilla at Zoo Atlanta and third-oldest gorilla in the world.

Asha, an Asian elephant at The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden, recently gave birth to the Zoo's eighth Asian elephant.