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Since first opening our doors in 2007, we have pursued the vision of our founding partners to offer a multi-disciplinary service providing expertise across the spectrum of veterinary specialties.
At SASH, we care for all small animals including avian and exotics and work together with local veterinarians to help pets and their families live their best life.
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Rabbits and guinea pigs make wonderful companions and thrive in our homes. They can adapt well to apartments and often love to be part of the family activities. They have specialised nutritional needs and are not recommended as low maintenance pets.
We believe in providing a high standard of care for our rabbit and guinea pig patients.
We offer all services for rabbits and guinea pigs including:
Rabbits and guinea pigs are prey species. They can often hide signs of disease until the problem has become very advanced and many injuries that initially seem minor, can also be very serious.
We recommend always erring on the side of caution when something seems unusual with your small herbivore and having them examined by an small mammal veterinarian.
Signs of illness or injury in small herbivores:
Bringing your small herbivore to the vet can be a stressful time, especially when they are unwell or injured.
All patients need to arrive at the appointment in an enclosure. Usually their normal enclosure is too large or difficult to bring in, so examples of other carriers include: