Posts in Category: Pet Training and Behavior Open-Mouth Breathing in Reptiles: A Sign of Respiratory Disease Is your bearded dragon or snake always hanging around with its mouth wide open? While this may seem like a cute character trait, it can actually be a sign of a breathing problem in reptiles. Here’s what the team at South Texas Avian & Exotic Hospital wants reptile parents to know about this potential reptile […] New Year, New Leash on Life: Overcoming Pet Behavioral Challenges Responsible owners of birds and exotic pets are well-versed in the myriad ways to promote quality of life. Sometimes, though, behavioral challenges can develop in spite of our best efforts to prevent boredom, anxiety, and other health conditions. The New Year provides a valuable opportunity to assess the appearance and behavior of our pets. As […]