Global axolotl and/or caudata, vet, breeder and supplier map

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Hi everyone, something I've found really helps niche hobbies is a central map where people can locate services.

If you are or know of a breeder, vet or retailer and you want to contribute, please make a post below with:
  • Name (of person or company)
  • Type (e.g. breeder, vet etc.)
  • Full address (or longitude and latitude)
  • Description
  • (Optional) personal review or comment

Please only give the details of individuals if it is yourself or you have their explicit consent.

View the map here (of course there's nothing on there yet): Caudata - Google Maps
 
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I have a herp vet recommendation. This vet has successfully treated 2 of my animals over the past couple years - a morphed Ambystoma Andersoni with a skin irritation, and a Pleurodeles Waltl with bloat.

Dr. Karen Regan
Animal Hospital of High Park
3194 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON M6P 2A3
Canada
T: 416-763-4200
F: 416-763-4387
http://www.animalhospitalhighpark.com/
 
I hope more people contribute to this thread, as this would be a wonderful resource for all of us!
 
firedreams said:
I have a herp vet recommendation. This vet has successfully treated 2 of my animals over the past couple years - a morphed Ambystoma Andersoni with a skin irritation, and a Pleurodeles Waltl with bloat.

Dr. Karen Regan
Animal Hospital of High Park
3194 Dundas Street West
Toronto, ON M6P 2A3
Canada
T: 416-763-4200
F: 416-763-4387
http://www.animalhospitalhighpark.com/
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Thanks Lydia, I've added it
 
For those in Sydney, Australia...

DR DAVID VELLA BSc BVSc (Hons) DABVP (Exotic Companion Mammals)
t 02 9572 6854 f 02 9572 6159
e exoticsvetinfo@gmail.com
w www.davidvella.com.au

NORTH SHORE VETERINARY SPECIALIST CENTRE (VIEW MAP)
a 64 Atchison St, Crows Nest NSW 2065 Australia
t 02 9436 4884 f 02 9906 5710

Knowing where a specialist vet is near to you before needed is always a good idea.





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Nikki71 said:
For those in Sydney, Australia...

DR DAVID VELLA BSc BVSc (Hons) DABVP (Exotic Companion Mammals)
t 02 9572 6854 f 02 9572 6159
e exoticsvetinfo@gmail.com
w SERV - Sydney Exotics + Rabbit Vets

NORTH SHORE VETERINARY SPECIALIST CENTRE (VIEW MAP)
a 64 Atchison St, Crows Nest NSW 2065 Australia
t 02 9436 4884 f 02 9906 5710

Knowing where a specialist vet is near to you before needed is always a good idea.





<3 >o_o< <3
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Thanks, I've just added it
 
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