How many avian vets are in New Mexico?

13 practices in this directory treat pet birds. The most are in Albuquerque (8), Silver City (2) and Alamogordo (1).

Which vets in New Mexico are board certified in avian practice?

None of the listed practices in New Mexico show an ABVP avian specialist yet.

Which New Mexico vets list emergency care for birds?

3 listed practices say they offer emergency care: Advanced Veterinary Care, Paw In Hand Veterinary Care and VEG Albuquerque (Veterinary Emergency Group). Call ahead, because hours change.

Avian Vets in New Mexico

13 vet practices in New Mexico say on their own websites that they treat pet birds. 0 of them are bird only or avian and exotic practices. Each listing shows the city, the phone number and the bird services the clinic lists. Always call first to confirm the clinic can see your bird.

Quick answers for New Mexico

How many avian vets are in New Mexico?: 13 practices in this directory treat pet birds. The most are in Albuquerque (8), Silver City (2) and Alamogordo (1).
Which vets in New Mexico are board certified in avian practice?: None of the listed practices in New Mexico show an ABVP avian specialist yet.
Which New Mexico vets list emergency care for birds?: 3 listed practices say they offer emergency care: Advanced Veterinary Care, Paw In Hand Veterinary Care and VEG Albuquerque (Veterinary Emergency Group). Call ahead, because hours change.
Can I see a vet by video for my bird in New Mexico?: A vet relationship cannot be started by phone, computer or internet. A New Mexico vet must see your bird first. After that, video and phone can be used for follow up care and consults. None of the listed practices say they offer video visits yet.
How do I check a vet's license in New Mexico?: Visit the New Mexico Board of Veterinary Medicine website and use its license search.

Vet rules in New Mexico

Licensing board: New Mexico Board of Veterinary Medicine

A vet relationship cannot be started by phone, computer or internet. A New Mexico vet must see your bird first. After that, video and phone can be used for follow up care and consults.

Visit the New Mexico Board of Veterinary Medicine website and use its license search.

Last checked October 3, 2026. Source: www.srca.nm.gov. This is general information, not legal advice. Ask your vet about your bird's situation.

We have basic details for 13 avian vets in New Mexico. 13 have completed their profile.

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