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School of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital Small Animal Hospital Specialty Care Exotic Animal Medicine About Our Services The Purdue University Small Animal Community Practice provides veterinary care to pets of Tippecanoe county residents as well as faculty, staff and students of the Purdue University West Lafayette Campus. We strive to provide high quality primary small animal veterinary care to our patients emphasizing communication, education, and service to our clients. At the same time, we operate a model of private small animal practice to allow veterinary and veterinary technician students to gain experience in primary veterinary care and client communication skills. We care for a variety of pet exotic animal species such as ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, degus, sugar gliders, hedgehogs, lizards, snakes, birds, fish, etc. To schedule an appointment with the Small Animal Community Practice, call 765-494-1107. We offer emergency care for exotics after hours for our clients. Hours Monday-Friday 7:30am-5pm Monday night clinics 5:30pm-8:30pm (1-2 nights per month) Saturday clinics 8am-12pm (noon) (2-3 Saturdays per month) About Our Staff Clinicians Steve Thompson, DVM, DIPLOMATE ABVP (canine & feline general practice) Technicians Saralyn Sharp, RVT Cindy Voglewede, RVT Clerical Support Debbie Branham Common Conditions and Procedures Eective exotic surgery (spays and castrations) Dentals Laser lumpectomie Laser declaws Special Equipment and Technology CO2 laser surgery Digital radiography Specialists in the building from multiple disciplines For information on your exotic pet or how to care for your exotic pet, please see the educational brochure links listed below. Shedding in Reptiles Burmese Pythons Chinchilla Feeding Sugar Gliders Ferret Medicine Care of Guinea Pigs |
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