Not all vets treat exotic pets, and not all exotics vets treat all exotic pets. The best way to find out if the closest vet to you sees your kind of exotic pet is to give them a phone call and ask.
Some vets treat only dogs and cats, some only birds, and still others just pocket pets and reptiles. Your more unusual pets, like coati, skunks, primates, and pot bellied pigs have fewer vets out there that will treat them, so your options are extremely limited. Don't be surprised if you have a bit of a drive to get to the nearest exotics vet for your pet.
If you have a vet that is not on this list and treats exotics send me an e-mail and I will gladly add them to this list.
Mississippi
Allen & Griffin Animal Hospital, 204 Highway 1 South, Greenville, 601-332-0592 (sees reptiles but call about other exotic pets)
Dr. James Askew, Saucier Veterinary Hospital, 22146 Hwy. 49, Gulfport, 228-831-4660 (sees reptiles but call about other exotic pets)
Banfield Pet Hospital, 6333 I-55 N., Jackson, 601-977-8885 (sees reptiles but call about other exotic pets)
Dr. Karen Emerson, Village Animal Hospital, 1358 HWY 182 East, Starkville, 662-324-0404
Dr. Rick Kirby, Hometown Veterinary Clinic, Hwy 471, Brandon, 601-825-1697 (sees reptiles but call about other exotic pets)
Dr. Rita Morris, Choctaw Animal Clinic, 8841 Highway 15 N, Ackerman, 662-285-9006
Dr. Michael R. Randall, Randall Veterinary Hospital, 5919 Terry Rd., Byram, 601-371-0895 (sees reptiles but call about other exotic pets)
Dr. Thomas Ricks, Town & Country Animal Hospital, 12 Gravel Pit Rd., Hattiesburg, 601 261-3839 (sees birds, call about other exotic pets)
Dr. Rodney Walker, Huntcliff Veterinary Clinic, 451 E. Northside Drive, Clinton, 601- 924-4549 (sees reptiles but call about other exotic pets)
If you can't find a vet in the state in Mississippi, try a neighboring state.
