Who this is for
- Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, turtles, and small pets
- Eating less, drooling, overgrown teeth, loose stools, or weight loss
- Shell, skin, eye, or respiratory concerns
- Diet, enclosure, temperature, bedding, and enrichment advice
Care for small and unusual pets
Exotic pet veterinarian in Bengaluru
Exotic pets have species-specific needs. Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, turtles, and other small companions can become seriously ill from subtle diet, housing, temperature, or dental problems.
What to expect
- Species-specific history taking
- Gentle examination based on size and stress level
- Diet and habitat recommendations
- Referral guidance for advanced imaging, surgery, or specialist procedures when needed
Before you visit
Bring previous prescriptions, vaccine records, test reports, current medicines, food details, and clear photos or videos of symptoms when useful. For birds and exotic pets, enclosure and droppings photos can be especially helpful.
If your pet has breathing difficulty, collapse, heavy bleeding, seizures, repeated vomiting, or severe weakness, call the clinic before travelling so the team can guide the safest next step.
Clinic details
Address: No 381/1, 17th C main, 15th Cross Rd, 4th Sector, HSR Layout, Bengaluru
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Phone: +91 78999 10253
WhatsApp: Message the clinic
Common questions
What exotic pet symptoms need quick attention?
Not eating, bloated abdomen, breathing trouble, severe diarrhoea, bleeding, shell injury, sudden weakness, or inability to pass droppings should be checked quickly.
Can rabbits and guinea pigs wait if they stop eating?
No. Rabbits and guinea pigs can become seriously unwell when they stop eating. Contact a veterinarian promptly.
Should I bring enclosure details?
Yes. Photos of the enclosure, bedding, diet, temperature setup, lighting, and droppings are very useful for exotic pet consultations.