A written second opinion from a board-certified exotic companion mammal specialist for your rabbit, ferret, guinea pig, or other small exotic pet. Records-based, remote, and no waiting weeks for a referral.
Start your pet's caseFrom $99 · Written report in 24-48 hours · Board-certified specialist
Rabbits
Ferrets
Guinea pigs
Rats & mice
Hamsters & gerbils
Chinchillas
Hedgehogs
Sugar gliders
Focused on small exotic mammals to start. Birds and reptiles aren't covered yet.
Only a small number of veterinarians are board-certified in exotic companion mammal medicine. Most owners can't find one locally, and many general-practice vets see exotic pets only occasionally.
Rabbits, guinea pigs, and other prey species instinctively mask symptoms until they are seriously unwell. A specialist knows the subtle signs and the species-specific pitfalls to look for.
Anesthesia, dental disease, GI stasis, and drug dosing all work differently in exotic mammals. A second set of expert eyes before surgery or a big treatment decision can matter enormously.
Upload your exam notes, test results, x-rays, and a short summary of what's going on. It takes a few minutes.
A board-certified exotic companion mammal specialist reviews everything and writes a clear, plain-language opinion.
You receive a written report you can keep and share with your own vet, usually within a couple of days.
Exotic companion mammals: rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, chinchillas, hedgehogs, and sugar gliders. We're focused on small exotic mammals to start, so we don't yet cover birds or reptiles.
No. A written second opinion adds a specialist's perspective to the care your own veterinarian provides. It's a good fit when you already have a diagnosis or a treatment plan and want expert input before you decide. It does not replace hands-on or emergency care.
Exotic mammals are physiologically very different from dogs and cats, and board-certified exotic specialists are hard to find. Their input can confirm a plan, catch a species-specific issue, or surface a question worth asking, before you commit to surgery or a costly treatment.
A written specialist opinion starts at $99, far less than a typical in-person exotic specialist consultation once new exams and tests are added in.
Your pet's medical records, recent test results, any imaging, a current list of medications and doses, and a short summary of the timeline and your questions.
Get a written second opinion from a board-certified exotic companion mammal specialist, without the wait or the drive.
Start your pet's case