Treating a dehydrated and starving African spurred tortoise (Centrochelys sulcata)
An emergency case I was called to on a stormy day: A 50 cm long, 5 Kg C. sulcata, has been reported with anorexia and exhaustion. Upon arrival to the […]
Category Archives: Reptile Veterinary Hospital
Omphalocele in tortoises
Omphalocele is a pathological situation in which a neonate is born/hatch with an incomplete closure of the abdominal cavity. In this condition, an organ or some organs are usually stay […]
Case Reports
Vitamin A Hypovitaminosis: A Case Report Subjectives Signalment: Two male Burmese mountain tortoises (Manouria emys), with an estimated age of 6 years old. Chief complaint: bilateral apparent blindness that developed […]
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About the Reptile Hospital
Our facility is located adjacent to a Veterinary clinic that provide medical treatment to all pets. A large section of the veterinary clinic is dedicated for […]
The International Center for Tortoise Conservation 