Reptile Vet
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Any sites I've visited that list herp vets tend to be way out of date. 
At least in my neck of the woods, anyway. After hours of online searching on such sites I finally gave up and just googled vet hospitals in a 40 mile radius. Took a little while longer, but eventually we got one with a good herp doc. 
Amy
At least in my neck of the woods, anyway. After hours of online searching on such sites I finally gave up and just googled vet hospitals in a 40 mile radius. Took a little while longer, but eventually we got one with a good herp doc. Amy
have tried various reptile vets and they are extremely unknowledgeable. oh well, I will have to keep checking for a good one.
XtinaBeardieMom
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www.herpvetconnection.com ...or Yelp
LLLReptile
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We usually recommend that people visit http://www.arav.org/ to find a good herp vet that they're comfortable visiting.
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