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Exotics

guinea pig walks in the fresh air and eating green grass
guinea pig walks in the fresh air and eating

At Winchester Veterinary Clinic, we recognize that not everyone chooses a dog or cat as their pet. We also understand that exotic pets have special needs and requirements to keep them happy and healthy. Our doctors and support staff are fully trained in the care of pocket pets and other small mammals. We can answer any questions you may have about a new or existing pet.

Winchester Veterinary Clinic sees a variety of exotic animals including but not limited to:

  • Guinea pigs
  • Rabbits
  • Ferrets
  • Hamsters
  • Rats
  • Chinchillas
  • Gerbils
  • Sugar gliders
  • Limited experience with avian and reptiles

The extensive list of exotic pet care services we offer includes, but is not limited to:

  • Wellness exams
  • Emergency and critical care
  • X-rays
  • Boarding

Choosing to own an exotic species requires a special kind of owner, one who can afford to commit the time to provide the appropriate care. These kinds of animals make very rewarding companions but it’s important to remember that they often have special needs. We can provide the guidance, advice and support you need to help your unique pet thrive.

Please feel free to contact Winchester Veterinary Clinic today and ask our passionate team of animal lovers any questions you may have about exotic pets.

6825 Thrush Drive
Canal Winchester, OH 43110
t: 614-837-5555
f: 614-837-5509
Also serving Pickerington, Carroll, OH and surrounding areas.

Business Hours

Mon, Tue, Thur 8:00am – 8:00pm
Wed, Fri 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday 8:00am – 2:00pm

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I'm really surprised by the bad reviews! When I relocated to the area, they were recommended and I've had stellar treatment. My fur babies have had excellent care from dedicated, caring employees. My fur babies are older and need patience and they get it in spades. I've boarded there and the facility is beautiful. My experience with the clinic has been great. And they were very, very compassionate when I had to put down a pet. They are wonderful!!!
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Friendly staff. Great boarding facilities the staff is always informative. They have boarding and grooming on site
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Devin A.
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As a new pup parent, you always try to be extra cautious and concerned. While trimming our pup's nails, he moved suddenly and caused my wife to clip too much, making him bleed. Of course, panic set in and she didn't know what to do. With blood everywhere, fear in her mind and me at work unable to help, my wife called Winchester Veterinary Clinic. They calmed her down and talked her through a home remedy. They let her know if that didn't work to call right back in. Having never experienced this before, my wife was unable to stop the bleeding and called right back. The staff was quick to invite her come in so they could take care of him. My wife took our pup right over with his poor little bleeding paw wrapped in a paper towel. Once she entered, they quickly grabbed him and took him to the doctor. A few minutes later, our happy pup came out with no more blood gushing from his toe. They were able to pack his nail with some cauterizing powder to stop the bleeding. They were even kind enough to send extra home for us, just in case. To top it off, they went ahead and trimmed the rest of his nails so my wife didn't have to be traumatized again. Needless to say, big or small, scary or not, trust this Vet. They made us feel so much better and took care of our fur baby with such swift ease.
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Cannot day enough good things about the clinic or staff, if they cannot do the job they will tell who can. They will not do a job that may be a danger to the animal because of their capabilities at that particular time. If they were GP's I would have them for my doctor. My hat goes off to them for their voulenter work as well.