Terhes mókus? Kálciumhiányos Tegu? Sziámi-iker teknős? Törött lábú papagáj?

dr.zoltan szerintünk az egyik legnagyobb dobása a

képzeletbeli projektnek. A magyar orvos jelenleg Hongkongban él, és egy kifejezetten egzotikus állatok gyógyításával foglalkozó klinikát vezet. Olyan szakvizsgával rendelkezik, amivel mindössze 25 orvos az egész világon. Nem csoda, hogy eddigi élete során rendkívüli helyszíneken dolgozhatott és szerzett tapasztalatot, szakmájának igazi pápája. Találtunk is egy vele készített interjút a Velveten, ha érdekelnek a részletek vele kapcsolatban, ajánljuk az utat arra tovább, mi pedig addig megmutatjuk, miért érdemes követned, mert a jó hír az, hogy intenzíven tolja minőségi képekkel és történetekkel a közösségi médiát.

Marmosets are adorable, but they shouldn't be kept as pets. They are very social, therefore they should live in groups, they need special diet, they often develop behavioural problems in captivity and they can spread diseases to humans. ?
The owners of this marmoset were told by the salesman in the petshop that they should feed him fruits, rice and human food. ?After few months he got very weak and had difficulties walking. Luckily his owners were very observant, noticed problem in time and brought him in for a consultation. We took few X-rays and diagnosed metabolic bone disease due to the calcium and vitamin deficiency. After receiving the necessary treatment and changing his diet to proper marmoset food he is feeling much better.
The morals of his story:
- Do not keep primates as a pet.
- Do your research before choosing a pet.
- Do not believe everything that you hear in a petshop.
(Swipe left for the Xrays and further photos.) #homekong #hongkong #HKig #hongkongpet #HKpet #exotic #exoticvet #exoticspecialist #veterinarian #vet #vetlife #wildlifevet #pet #primate #monkey #marmoset #commonmarmoset #?#canon #1dx

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Prenatal ultrasound of a pregnant squirrel. (Swipe left to see the sonogram of the baby) #homekong #hongkong #hkig #hongkongpet #exotic #exoticvet #exoticspecialist #veterinarian #vet #vetlife #wildlifevet #pet #pregnant #pregnancy #ultrasound

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Spaying a corn-snake due to problems with her ovaries. She stopped eating and became very emaciated due to preovulatory follicular stasis, but recovered perfectly well after the surgery. #homekong #exotic #exoticvet #exoticspecialist #veterinarian #vet #vetlife #pet #hongkongpet #Hongkong #hkig #cornsnake #snake #reptile #spay #ovary #surgery #vetsnobiety

A post shared by Dr Zoltan (@dr.zoltan) on May 20, 2016 at 7:26pm PDT

'Father of Dragons'? Meeting the largest lizards of the world, the Komodo dragons, in the Komodo National Park in Indonesia. The bite of these lizards not only venomous, but they carry very virulent bacteria in their mouth that could cause severe sepsis. #bucketlist #homekong #exotic #exoticvet #exoticspecialist #veterinarian #vet #vetlife #wildlife #wildlifephotography #reptile #lizard #monitor #monitorlizard #varanus #komodo #komododragon #Indonesia

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Cockatiel baby. #pet #cute #vet #veterinarian #exotic #exoticvet #Hongkong #cockatiel #parrot #bird #baby

A post shared by Dr Zoltan (@dr.zoltan) on Jun 20, 2015 at 9:21pm PDT

A broken tibiotarsus of an African grey parrot was repaired using intramedullary pin and Type-1 external fixator. #vet #veterinarian #exotic #exoticvet #Hongkong #parrot #bird #africangrey #broken #fracture #surgery #vet #veterinarian #Hongkong #pet #cute #love #instagood #photooftheday #happy #beautiful #picoftheday #fun #amazing #nature #hot #canon #eos #1dx #vetsnobiety

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Doktor úr, maga egy arany ember, nagy tisztelettel kérjük, hogy folytassa, amit csinál (a kórházban és az Instagramon egyaránt), igazán kedvünkre való! Ha valakit érdemes követni az instán, hát akkor az dr.zoltan!