Reptile Vet ‘Near Me’
Trusted reptile veterinary care in Nundah and Nundah Village
Reptiles are very different to care for than cats and dogs. One thing that’s the same is making sure you have a good reptile vet near you for annual checkups or when you’re concerned about their health.
Dr. Leo and our team at Plus One Vet Nundah are here for all your routine checks, diagnostics, nutritional advice and other support. Our aim is to make sure your lizard, snake, turtle or other reptile is happy and healthy, and you feel confident in their care. Book an appointment online today and put your scaly or shelled friend in good hands.
Nundah
07 3707 5434
our Specialised Reptile Vet, Dr. Leo
Our owner, Dr. Leo Wong, has spent years working with animals outside of your typical cats and dogs. Reptiles are part of Dr. Leo’s regular schedule, handling them with the car and quiet confidence they need. With our team by his side, we can pay attention to the small details that matter when caring for snakes, lizards and turtles, or any exotic pets in general. If you’re looking for a specialised reptile vet in Nundah or Brisbane in general, we are here to support you. Give us a call to book an appointment.
Nundah
07 3707 5434
How Our Reptile Veterinarian Can Support Your Scaly Friend
General Health Checkups
Annual routine visits with a reptile veterinarian are important for help catch early changes in shedding, appetite, behaviour and habits, keeping your reptile on track with the right nutrition and environment.
Surgery
When surgery is needed, your reptile is in good hands with our reptile veterinarians with calm care and close monitoring. Our focus is keeping your pet safe and comfortable to prepare for a smooth recovery.
Emergency Vet
If you’re concerned about your reptile and you feel like it’s an urgent matter, we can provide immediate advice and advise whether to come into our Nundah. When in doubt, give us a call.
Desexing
While desexing is not common for snakes, lizards and turtles, we can advise on if it’s an option for your reptile friend. It’s often done for medical reasons, such as helping prevent reproductive diseases, but may or may not be recommended.
Vet Care for Reptiles Big & Small
Like a bird needs different care to a guinea pig, we adapt our care and advice based on your specific reptile. These are some of the reptiles we work with regularly and welcome with open arms.
Snake Vet
There’s more to caring for a snake than a lot of people think. Our snake vets can help guide you on shedding, breathing, feeding routines, humidity balance and all the finer details your python needs to thrive.
Turtle Vet
Turtles come with unique needs for maintaining their water, diet and shell care. During their appointment, we’ll understand their routine and inspect them thoroughly to make sure they’re in good health.
Lizard Vet
Your lizards colour, posture and movement says a lot about their health. We can look at these factors, plus their light cycle, diet variety and how to use their space to make little changes that can make big differences in their care.
Exceptional Pet Care
A Local Reptile Vet You Can Always Rely on
At Plus One Vet, our approach feels more personal than clinical. Our in-house diagnostics, such as x-rays and ultrasounds, means most concerns can be investigated and treated in the same visit, without needing referrals or delays. Pets that need more time, patience or specialised care are given everything they need and more.
As well as our fully equipped clinic and compassionate care, we make space for you and your pet to feel heard. We speak English, Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese Hokkien so we can better support our Nundah community. This combination of communication, calm handling and technical aspects makes every vet visit easier and less stress for both you and your reptile.
Nundah
07 3707 5434
Frequently Asked Questions About Keeping Your Reptile Healthy
What vaccinations do reptiles need?
Unlike dogs and cats, there are no standard, core vaccines for reptiles. Preventative health care for reptiles, like lizards and snakes, focuses on properly maintaining their habitat and diet, and annual checkups.
How often should I take my reptile to the vet?
Reptile pets should be taken to the vet at least once a year, or more frequently if they are unwell or if you have any concerns about their health. Annual check-ups help monitor them for any diseases, parasites, nutritional issues or other problems before they become a bigger issue. Your vet may recommend more frequent visits depending on your scaly friend’s species or condition.
Do reptiles need a vet?
Yes, reptiles need a vet for annual check-ups, or if they show signs of illness or injury, like any other pet. You should find a vet who specialises in reptile care, as they can more easily identify problems or make recommendations.
Book an Appointment
Booking an appointment with our Nundah reptile vets is easy. Simply call our clinic or make an appointment online and our team will see you soon!
