Exotic vet

[luv2fly]

I am looking for a vet in the central Arkansas area for my flyer

[luv2fly]

I could also use one for my 2 box turtles and leopard gecko

[Jester]

Before you take them, make sure you don't need some sort of permit for any of those. I'm not sure how your state works, or if it has permit regulations for animals. But it's worth looking into because if you do need a permit and don't have one, even if you take them to an exotic vet, the vet may have to confiscate them.

The reason I say to make sure of this is because Leopard Geckos require a permit where I'm at. I know, it's stupid that something as small as a gecko might need a permit. If you go through a Petsmart here, almost every species of lizard, frog, or gecko, even if they only cost $3.99 each, requires a $10 a year permit. Just make sure that none of your pets fall into some sort of unknown regulation like that before you put them at risk. :thumbsup

[MiriamS]

Jester made a good point. Always better to be safe than sorry.

Is there anything currently wrong with your flyer that we can help with?

[luv2fly]

I don't need a permit for the turtles or gecko but I am not sure about the flyer
Nothing is really wrong maybe a bit over wieght but I think he is good. I just wanted to know invade something went wrong that I could with the help of tab fix

[luv2fly]

I don't need a permit for the turtles or gecko but I am not sure about the flyer
Nothing is really wrong maybe a bit over wieght but I think he is good. I just wanted to know invade something went wrong that I could with the help of tab fix
sry about the bad spelling i was using my iphone

[PDXErik]

do a bing search for "herp vets" there's websites dedicated to herps (they will also be exotics) (I'm also anti-google as much as I can be (not posted from my google phone))

Also, not to be a nanny, but the vet should come first, when you have a choice, not the pet.