Thank you for that info, Shez! Details for Echuca Moama Vet Clinic have been adjusted accordingly
YupWe'd like to ask the members...did we list your vet that you use?
If not, please post their website or info here so we can add it to the list.
We want to make sure that we don't miss a vet that could help more people, and we need your help for that
You did
Yay! That makes me happy that they weren't missedYup
Thanks for all your good work! I have to post my Alex's Vet here for y'all! Her name is Dr. Pena and he likes her a LOT! She is at North Austin Animal Hospital, 5608 Burnet Rd., Austin, TX 78756. PH #-(512) 459-7676. Alex will do anything for her but he DOES prefer women. He's a yellow headed Amazon.View attachment 36316
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After a suggestion by a member, @Abu Colo, the Mod Team decided to create a list of veterinarians around the world who see birds. This was something we had discussed a few years ago, but the task seemed so large that we didn't get very far. However, the need is there and we decided that the time was right to get it done.
Not all the vets listed are CAVs, but all treat birds from what we could determine.
To find out if a vet is a CAV, you can search the websites of the ones in your area.
We started working on this at the end of November/2021, and even though we are going to continue to add countries we are finally ready to post it. Everything was current when we created this, but things change so please check for yourself as to hours, etc.
Unless otherwise stated, ALWAYS call first to make an appointment.
We have the Mod's name who created each document on the upper part of each document.
Please contact that Mod for additions, corrections, typos, misspellings, etc. The more vets we can add, the better for everyone. If you know we missed one (or more), please let us know.
Google Translate is not always correct, and it was used on many of these countries.
Please feel free to have us correct it as we want everything to be right.
You can also post additional vets in this thread. Please make sure to give us all the info
Some of the countries that had many vets have an index to make it easier to locate the area you're looking for.
On the left of each document there is also an index for easier navigation.
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I want to mention that this took the entire Mod Team, because without a Mod watching the forum while searches were made this would not have been possible.
* ParrotForums is not endorsing nor recommending any of the vets listed. This is simply a list of vets we found using Google.
Please do your own research on any vet you decide to use.
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Avian/Exotic Vets by Country
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Please let us know if you recommend a vet. You can PM the Mod who created the document where your vet is located, or post it here.
We will be adding a star beside any vet who is recommended by our members. No reviews, just a star by their name.
Thank you for your help
Thank you so much! I just added it with a star showing it is Member recommended
Thank you so much for explaining that. It really did help with my understanding, and frustration from yesterday trying to find a vet to see my Ekkie.
Were you ever able to locate another vet? I went through this myself a few years ago and it is devastating to have a sick bird and no one who will/can see them.
Yes, she wasn’t avian certified. She was up front about it. She does see birds though, and says she does always try to help the best she can. She flushed his nostrils, and at least was willing to try to help him.
Oh thank goodness! My vet who just retired wasn't certified either, but she was really good.
They're My regular vet. There's a few others but I don't know the clinics. 
Thank you, I'll add that in!AVIAN VET SUGGESTION:
Winrose Vet Hospital in WInnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Thank you so much, the more vets we can add the better!Thanks
He isn't wheezing, and the whistling sound isn't coming from his nostrils anymore. He is still itching his nostrils some. I am guessing it's from him sticking his claws in them, and rubbing them against the bars of his cage. I was going to give it a few days to see if it calms back down to his usual.
