Reptile Vet Care Services

Reptiles, including snakes, iguanas, turtles, and others are becoming more and more popular as household pets. Like other pets, these reptiles can live long, happy lives with the proper care, nutrition, and environment. Each kind of reptile require its own unique type of care. From knowing what to feed them, how much to feed them, the amount of UV light that is optimal or knowing if they need heat rock is all important to the well-being of your reptilian companion. Without these knowing these things, your reptile can become very ill. 

Turtle Being Treated — Rio Rancho, NM — Sunrise Veterinary Clinic

Why not call to schedule a wellness visit? We can perform a physical examination, answer any questions you may have about your pet, and discuss whether any changes in diet or at-home care are recommended to help ensure your pet’s health and longevity.


Veterinary medicine for exotic pets is growing as the popularity of these animals increases. When pet owners have access to the best information about nutritional and environmental management, exotic pets have a greater chance to live longer, healthier lives. If you own one of these unique pets, we encourage you to schedule a complete physical exam and consultation on proper care and feeding. Our trained staff can assist you with all of your reptile needs.

For example, if your snake or lizard is improperly exposed to UV light, your pet may develop a vitamin or calcium deficiency. Reptilians natural behavior is to hide their illness and injuries. If you notice a change in appetite, sudden weight loss, weakness or lethargy, unexplainable aggressive behavior, difficulty shedding or irregularities in their droppings, we encourage you to schedule a visit with Sunrise Veterinary Clinic.

 

Our team is well trained, experienced, and dedicated to providing complete reptile care. From thorough physical examinations and weight measurements to fecal analysis and blood work, know your pet is in the best possible care. Give Sunrise Veterinary Clinic a call today to book your next visit. We recommend 1-2 routine check-ups yearly.