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Exotic pets, ranging from reptiles and birds to small mammals and beyond, offer a unique challenge to pet owners, especially when it comes to identifying signs of illness.

PORTLAND, Ore. – At DoveLewis Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital, capes are replaced by furry coats and superhero masks come adorned with whiskers, because National Blood Donor Month takes on a new dimension of heroism.

Rabbits make fun and charming pets, but like any other animal, they can face health challenges. Gastrointestinal (GI) stasis is one such concern that rabbit owners should be aware of and know when to seek care from an exotics veterinarian.

Keeping chickens as pets comes with its joys and challenges. One issue that might ruffle feathers is egg binding.

Owning birds brings a delightful blend of song and color into our lives, but it's equally important to stay attuned to their health needs.

Caring for reptilian pets like lizards, snakes, and turtles demands a deep understanding of their complex health needs. Among the conditions that may affect them, cloacal prolapse is a critical issue.

DoveLewis’ canine therapy teams visit the airport, transitional housing, and at-risk youth for the holidays.