A variety of neurological disorders have been reported in reptiles, but evaluation of a reptile
patient with suspected neurological disease can be challenging. The feasibility of …

OBJECTIVE To evaluate neurological tests and expected results in inland bearded dragons
(Pogona vitticeps) and generate recommendations for bearded dragon–specific …

This article will focus on specifics of performing the neurologic examination and
neurodiagnostic testing in reptiles, and how these examinations differ from those performed …

Neurological dysfunction is a frequently presenting sign in avian and reptile patients.
Clinical neurological signs are rarely pathognomonic, often requiring the attending …

As exotic animal species, including birds, reptiles, and small mammals, are becoming more
popular household companions, they are increasingly being presented for veterinary care to …

Reptiles are becoming increasingly popular animals in amateur husbandry in Poland and
worldwide. The world literature, however, does not provide data on the actual causes of …

The majority of health problems in captive lizards result from improper diets, caging, and
environmental conditions. This article discusses recommended husbandry and …

The popularity of reptiles has increased tremendously in the last 2 decades. Over this time,
many species of lizards have become routinely available, and their uniqueness and …

Neuroanatomically, reptiles are similar to birds and mammals in a number of ways. The most
significant difference is presence of the dorsal ventricular ridge in reptiles. Because of …

The bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps) has become a popular companion lizard, and as
such, clients have increasingly come to expect the application of advanced diagnostic and …