Tribal Vet Care

10/26/2025

Appointments with Tribal Vet Care will be available after Nov 4. Please call 334-826-9377 at that time.

07/31/2025

📣 Exciting News! We’ve Moved! 🪶

Tribal Vet Care- the only exotic exclusive vet clinic in the area is now officially OPEN at our new location:
📍 2036 Cox Road, Auburn, AL 36832
📞 334-826-9377
📧 [email protected]

Dog and cat patients will still be seen at All Creatures Veterinary Clinic with Dr. Patten—so you’ll continue to receive the same compassionate care in a familiar setting.

We’re thrilled to continue providing compassionate, high-quality exotic veterinary care to the Auburn community from our new space. Same great care, brand new home!

We can’t wait to welcome you and your exotic pets to our new clinic! 💙

06/30/2025

This sweet bunny is looking for a home. Female, very sociable, appears to be in good health. Please call 334-826-9377 to meet this girl!

04/01/2025

April is National Pet First Aid Month!

As an exotic pet owner, it's essential to be prepared for any emergency situation that may arise.

Did you know:

Many exotic pets have specific first aid requirements due to their unique anatomy and physiology.
Knowing basic first aid techniques can significantly improve your pet's chances of survival in an emergency.

At Tribal Vet Care, we recommend:

Learning basic first aid techniques, such as wound cleaning and bandaging, and recognizing signs of distress.
Keeping a pet first aid kit on hand.
Consulting with our experienced veterinarian to develop a customized emergency plan for your exotic pet.

Some essential items to include in your exotic pet first aid kit:

Towels and blankets for restraint and warmth.
Critical care feed.
A pet carrier or transport box for safe transportation.
A hospital tank for your reptiles.
The contact number to your exotic emergency vet- (334)826-9377

Stay prepared and keep your exotic pet safe!

Contact us to schedule an appointment today.

Call us: 334-826-9377.

02/15/2025

Here are some common health issues in bearded dragons:

1. *Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD)*: Caused by lack of calcium, vitamin D3, UVB lighting or parasitism .

2. *Impaction*: Blockage of the digestive tract due to eating substrate, large foods, or constipation.

3. *Respiratory infections*: Often caused by poor hygiene, inadequate ventilation, or stress. Can also be secondary to parasitism

4. *Dehydration*: Inadequate water intake or improper humidity levels.

5. *Parasites*: Internal (e.g., pinworms) or external (e.g., mites).

6. *Dysecdysis*: Difficulty shedding skin, often due to inadequate humidity or nutrition.

7. *Hypovitaminosis A*: Deficiency in vitamin A, leading to swollen eyes, lethargy, and skin problems.

8. *Stress*: Caused by changes in environment, handling, or inadequate care.

If you suspect any health issues with your bearded dragon, consult a veterinarian experienced in reptile care.

We recommend a checkup and f***l analysis every 6 months to address issues early. 334-826-9377

01/03/2025

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10/25/2024

Please share this public announcement for the safety of our community. Make sure your pets are vaccinated for everyone’s safety!

https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/blog/2024/10/nr-24b.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1snavOTJQmzmgXbsadR2l67mKCX_lbh-0_W_366Ouu0ShG4-4W2F2ZG1g_aem_qG-7Emz7RjK6VJYwEqczZQ

The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) has confirmed that a stray kitten approximately 4 to 6 weeks of age in Auburn has tested positive for rabies. Other kittens in the litter are also being tested for rabies. ADPH has been notified that there was another kitten, presumably of the same litt...

09/16/2024

Bonnie update! This sweet girl is thriving!! She is doing so well since we weaned the puppies and has truly found her personality!
She underwent surgery to get spayed and is recovering well from it!
Bonnie has the staff wrapped around her paws! She enjoys napping in their arms as they are doing office work and loves following them around the clinic as they are cleaning❤️

07/11/2024

Adoption update for mr. Glenn now shug! He didn’t go far as one of our staff members welcomed him into her forever home! He is joined by 3 big sisters and some fuzzy cats! He is spoiled as all get out and growing like a w**d!

06/12/2024

Miss Lynn was the first one to leave us and she didn’t go far! Her new family are local to Auburn but that doesn’t stop them from traveling all over with Lynn! She lives with her new mommy, daddy and big German shepherd sister Roxy! We can’t wait to see where else she gets to travel as we watch her grow!

06/05/2024

Mr. Finn found his forever family in Columbus GA! He resides with his new mommy, daddy, along with his furry and scaly brothers and sisters! He has learned how to use his voice and is already spoiled rotten! We can not wait to watch him grow up! So happy for him and his forever family!

05/30/2024

Kitten season is upon us at All Creatures Veterinary Clinic! These sweet 4 week old kittens were brought in today to get their litter deworming and were just cute as can be!
Permission to post from owner- if interested in adding one of these cute babies to your family email [email protected] your contact information and we will share it with their owner!