Our specialised team of experts at Unusual Pet Vets is 100% dedicated to the healthcare of your unique pets, whether they be scaly, feathered, slimy, crawly or furry.

It is our passion to get to the bottom of any ailment or issue that is affecting your beloved pet. Here, we showcase some of the most interesting patient cases such as Rogue, a juvenile lace monitor that presented with a severe case of Nutritional Secondary Hyperparathyroidism. Another of our favourite stories — perhaps because it involves two of the cutest Velvet Lop rabbits you will probably ever see! — follows Louie and Fae’s treatment for bilateral ear infections.

wei wei imping procedure 08/04/2020

Wei Wei Spreads Her New Wings

In an effort to give Wei Wei some flight again, Dr Cat performed a procedure known as imping, which involves placing new feathers into the wing. Here, you'll learn more about this procedure and see ho...
Bruce receiving his 'Patient of the Day' award for his bravery. 10/02/2020

Patient Case – Baby Bruce

This is a story of two orange velvet lop twins who are very much loved by our whole team. They recently presented to our Balcatta team as they were both showing signs of bilateral ear infections.
Rogue the juvenille lace monitor 17/01/2020

Rogue’s Metabolic Bone Disease

Rogue is a juvenile lace monitor that presented with a severe case of Nutritional Secondary Hyperparathyroidism, also known as Nutritional Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD). Rogue had a reduced appetite an...
Ear problems 07/10/2019

Louie and Fae’s Ear Problems

This is a story of two orange velvet lop twins who are very much loved by our whole team. They recently presented to our Balcatta team as they were both showing signs of bilateral ear infections.