What services do we offer?

Amphibians require specific attention and experience. At The Unusual Pet Vets, we guarantee that your amphibian will receive quality care. Our services include: Health check-ups including dietary and housing requirements Amphibian vaccinations to prevent life-threatening illness and disease A wide range of food and toy products that are safe for amphibians Desexing Advanced amphibian surgery and hospital care Amphibian dentistry For more information, or to make a booking, click here .

Amphibian Veterinary Care

Struggling to find a vet to see your frog or axolotl? Well look no further – we are here to help. The Unusual Pet Vets are an experienced team of veterinarians that provide advanced care for all sorts of amphibians.

Our most common amphibian patients are native frogs and axolotls, however we also help out different zoo institutions giving us the opportunity to work with many different species.

Experts In Amphibian Health

Amphibians can be challenging to care for and one of our most important roles is working with you to get your cage set up right so that potential problems are avoided. However even with the best set up available problems still do occur.

We are experienced in dealing with the range of health issues that amphibians get, and whether it be a lump on your axolotl, or diarrhoea in your frog, we can help.

Regardless of their size, your amphibian deserves the best care possible.

Additional Information

We’ve put together a collection of amphibian care and information sheets to help you feed amphibians properly, identify diseases that often occur, and how to generally care for your beloved pet.

General Information

Regardless of the type, each amphibian is best treated by a trusted amphibian veterinarian with in-depth knowledge of amphibian medicine.

Patient Story

A slippery situation!

Axel is a 13 week old axolotl, he was feeling curious when hed decided to taste his aquarium rocks. Unfortunately, the brightly coloured stones were too big for him to pass naturally so Dr Kelly and Dr Linda had to give him a helping hand. They managed to gently massage the stones back out of his mouth and he went home much happier although a little lighter.