Exotic Animal Medicine

An 18-month-old male albino leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularius) presented with a nonhealing, hyperpigmented, bleeding ulceration on its back of 2 months’ duration.

This study examined the association of H5N1 avian influenza outbreaks with migratory waterfowl exposure in a Romanian village by using spatial distance modeling between outbreak and waterfowl sites

Chickens were recently described as intermediate hosts for Neospora caninum. Previous attempts to induce experimental infection with this coccidian parasite in birds have been unsuccessful.

Lymphosarcoma (LSA) is the most commonly reported lymphoid neoplasm in parrots, typically presenting in cutaneous or periorbital form.

Contact with animals provides many types of emotional and social benefits to children (especially during their rapid growth and development years); however, there are also risks associated with exp

Venipuncture is performed for a variety of reasons in avian species, including wellness evaluation, during illness or toxicosis, for DNA testing, and in infectious disease screening.

Raccoon rabies has been endemic in New York state-from 1990 to 2004, 74% of confirmed rabies cases in the state occurred in raccoons.

Eimeria stiedae is a coccidian parasite of rabbits that infects the bile ducts, leading to severe liver disease and death.

This case report describes herpesvirus-induced pancreatitis in a 2.5-year-old male cockatiel that initially presented with acute onset of diabetes mellitus.