52 clinics in Florida say on their own websites that they treat reptiles. Each one was checked against the clinic’s website on September 29, 2026. Pick your area below.
- Oviedo Veterinary Care And Emergency — Oviedo · (689) 689-6100
- VEG Emergency Vet – Winter Park — Winter Park · (407) 992-7753
- BluePearl Pet Hospital – Brandon — Brandon · (813) 571-3303
- BluePearl Pet Hospital – Clearwater — Clearwater · (727) 572-0132
- VEG Emergency Vet – Clearwater — Clearwater · (727) 288-0732
- VEG Emergency Vet – North Tampa — Tampa · (813) 265-4043
- VEG Emergency Vet – South Tampa — Tampa · (813) 793-7555
- VEG Emergency Vet – St. Petersburg — St. Petersburg · (727) 456-8323
- VEG Emergency Vet – Fort Lauderdale — Fort Lauderdale · (954) 519-5219
- VEG Emergency Vet – Miami — Miami · (786) 539-0339
- VEG Emergency Vet – Pembroke Pines — Pembroke Pines · (954) 601-3563
- VEG Emergency Vet – Pinecrest — Pinecrest · (305) 615-1665
- VEG Emergency Vet – Rockledge (Viera) — Rockledge · (321) 247-7948
Reptile vets in Florida by area
Exotics-only practices in Florida
These practices treat only exotic pets, so every vet on staff sees reptiles.
- Exotic Animal Hospital of Orlando — Orlando · (407) 286-3484 (Orlando list)
- Avian & Exotic Animal Medical Center (at VCA South Dade Animal Hospital) — Miami · (305) 234-2473 (Miami & Fort Lauderdale list)
- Broward Avian & Exotic Animal Hospital — Deerfield Beach · (954) 968-7171 (Miami & Fort Lauderdale list)
- Wildside – Avian and Exotic Animal Health Center (mobile) — South Florida · (954) 681-5599 (Miami & Fort Lauderdale list)
Don’t see your city? Check the nearest area above, or use the vet search to look up ARAV members and exotic vets near your ZIP code.
What to ask before you book
- “Which of your vets sees bearded dragons?” At many general practices only one vet sees reptiles, so book with that person by name.
- “What does a new-reptile exam include?” A good first visit covers weight, a full physical and a fecal test for parasites.
- “What do you do after hours?” Ask where they send reptile emergencies at night, and save that number now.
- Bring your setup details. Photos of the enclosure plus your UVB bulb type and age, basking temperature and diet help the vet more than anything else.
Our vet checklist covers the rest, including red flags and typical exam costs.
Listings are compiled from each clinic’s own website and checked by hand; we don’t take payment for listings and this is not an endorsement. Clinics change staff and services, so call ahead to confirm they can see your bearded dragon. Spot a change or know a reptile vet we missed? Email [email protected].