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Exotic Vet Care We’re more than vets, we’re trusted experts in rabbit, guinea pig, ferret, bird, and reptile care.

Specialized training with a compassionate approach, providing comprehensive veterinary services tailored to the unique needs of every exotic pet. 🐰🦜🦔🐹🐠

Here at Exotic Vet Care we love your pet like our own. Often, rabbits have problems specific to rabbits and need a speci...
10/16/2026

Here at Exotic Vet Care we love your pet like our own. Often, rabbits have problems specific to rabbits and need a speciality facility for their care. That’s why we are here - to give families in the entire Charleston area and state of South Carolina the care they need. 🩷❤️

Exotics deserve preventive care too! The giant leaf-tailed gecko 🦎 is a species endemic to Madagascar. They are nocturna...
10/14/2026

Exotics deserve preventive care too! The giant leaf-tailed gecko 🦎 is a species endemic to Madagascar. They are nocturnal, forest-dwelling lizard and clearly camouflage is their strong suit. They can grow up to a foot long!

🍃 Fringed flaps on the gecko’s sides and lower jaws flatten against a surface, obscuring their outline. This helps camouflage them even more. They spend their time on the side of trees, hiding and eating a variety of insects and snails. 🐌

☎️ If disturbed, they open their jaw wide to show their bright red mouth and emit a loud distress call.

ATTENTION CHARLESTON AREA VETERINARIANS! Charleston Veterinary Imaging CT Center is here to serve you. Let us bring you ...
10/12/2026

ATTENTION CHARLESTON AREA VETERINARIANS!
Charleston Veterinary Imaging CT Center is here to serve you. Let us bring you the clarity and insight of CT to better diagnose and serve your clients, while leaving the medicine in your hands. Learn more at the link:

Veterinary CT imaging for dogs and cats in Charleston, with rapid turnaround for referring vets. Located inside Exotic Vet Care.

🦝 Raccoons are such cute animals! But should they be kept as pets? Let’s look at the facts.🦷 Unpredictable and nocturnal...
10/09/2026

🦝 Raccoons are such cute animals! But should they be kept as pets? Let’s look at the facts.

🦷 Unpredictable and nocturnal behavior. Raccoons will retain their wild instincts. They will bite, scratch, and may become defensive and territorial. If a raccoon bites someone, it must be reported to DNR and they will likely euthanize the animal due to life-threatening rabies risk. They are also most active at night which may conflict with a household’s routine.

🧠 Extremely curious and destructive. Raccoons need to investigate every cabinet, door, container, lock, etc. Digging, climbing, shredding, tearing things apart is normal behavior.

🦠 Virus and Parasite Risks. Raccoons can carry rabies and commonly carry raccoon roundworm, both of which can be caught by and risk fatality in humans.

🩺 Specialized Vet Care. We have folks drive from hours and states away because their raccoon is having a medical emergency and no veterinary care available.

🍎 Diet. Unfortunately, due to their slow metabolism as scavengers that may not eat every day in the wild, we see an extremely high rate of obesity in captive raccoons.

🏠 Enclosure. Raccoons need large, secure, enriched spaces with opportunities to climb, dig, forage, swim, and hide. A typical home cannot adequately meet their needs.

Loving wildlife does not mean owning it. Respect their needs!

Chameleons are NOT beginner reptiles — and here’s why.☀️ Proper UVB lighting, basking gradient temperatures, enough heat...
10/08/2026

Chameleons are NOT beginner reptiles — and here’s why.

☀️ Proper UVB lighting, basking gradient temperatures, enough heat AND a way to thermoregulate. They need ventilation, climbing opportunities, foliage, and space.

🐛 Diet is a two-step process. They need a variety of bugs you actually need to “gut-load” BEFORE they can be fed to your chameleon to make sure they are nutrient dense.

😨They’re easily stressed. They generally are not pets you constantly pick up and handle. 🩺 They HIDE illness. They will not show obvious signs until they are very sick.

🥚Females need specific nest box sites when laying eggs, and you may not know when. If they do not have a proper place they are comfortable to lay, they may become egg-bound and require emergency surgery.

Do your research before getting this pet. Book an appointment with an exotic pet specialist to review your husbandry. Schedule regular wellness exams to prevent and catch disease early.

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Love and specialized veterinary care for all those big and small. ❤️ That’s what Exotic Vet Care is here for. We always ...
10/07/2026

Love and specialized veterinary care for all those big and small. ❤️ That’s what Exotic Vet Care is here for. We always accept new clients. Book now at exoticvetcare.com!

10/07/2026
Are our boarders spoiled? You tell us! 🐰🤍
10/06/2026

Are our boarders spoiled? You tell us! 🐰🤍

🦎This bearded dragon presented for a dental cleaning. He had significant black tartar build up with lingering chronic in...
10/01/2026

🦎This bearded dragon presented for a dental cleaning. He had significant black tartar build up with lingering chronic inflammation, likely associated with dental disease. We performed the dental cleaning and this beardie is back to having a bright, healthy smile! 🦎

🦷Regular dental care is very important for bearded dragons. Because of their unique jaw anatomy, they can easily develop infection. Providing crunchy vegetables, such as dandelion greens or kale, along with regular dental checks can help to prevent these issues and keep your beardie healthy. Talk to your exotic vet about your bearded dragons dental heath! 🦷

🐰 Do you have a rabbit? Always wanted a pet rabbit? This is just some of what you need to know about their veterinary ca...
09/30/2026

🐰 Do you have a rabbit? Always wanted a pet rabbit? This is just some of what you need to know about their veterinary care. More information available on exoticvetcare.com. Book now 24/7!

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814 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard Suite 101
Mount Pleasant, SC
29464

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Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
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