I serve the Milwaukee, WI area on a part-time basis. If you’re outside this area, please check out my page on finding an avian veterinarian. For pet birds, I make myself available for advanced cases, consults, and referrals primarily. I’m gone a lot and I give my wildlife conservation projects the priority for scheduling. So, I encourage you to have a local avian vet that you can trust for routine exams, blood work, and trims and I’ll back them up on the hard stuff. I can also be consulted by your veterinarian through the Veterinary Information Network.
For emergencies or referrals, I can be reached through Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals (MECA). I’m usually open for scheduling two days per week (currently Mondays and Tuesdays). They can be reached at 414-543-7387.
For well-bird checks (e.g., routine annual physicals and bloodwork), I hold semi-regular clinics at Center for Avian Rehabilitation and Education (CARE) in Waukesha, WI. Services there are limited at that location so I do not see birds there with known illness or injuries. You can check with CARE on dates and reserve an appointment by calling them at 262-875-4115.
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Have you looked at my old site (avian-vet.com) lately? Yeah, it looks old, doesn’t it? And barely used. Well welcome to one of two new websites I’ve been working on recently. I’m putting my wildlife site live first but in the weeks ahead look for another that will showcase my pet bird services as well. […]
An essential part of practicing specialty-level medicine is being able to teach others. Dr. Scott Ford regularly speaks at conferences, veterinary schools, and nature group meetings to disseminate the knowledge he has gained in his career.
By C. J. Randall Required reading for avian medicine board certification. The book is dated but the information and images are still relevant as all of these diseases are still around.