TOP 30 Exotic pet birds in Long Beach, California

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Lorikeet Forest is a captivating outdoor aviary located at 100 Aquarium Way in Long Beach, California, United States. Step into the coastal lowlands of Australia as you walk through this 5,400-square-foot exhibit filled with brilliantly colored lorikeets. Purchase a cup of nectar to feed these lively birds as they land on your hand, arm, shoulder, or even your head. The lorikeets, with their dazzling colors and unique brush-tongued parrot features, spend most of their time feeding on nectar, pollen flowers, fruits, berries, and unripe grain. They have a specialized diet due to their weak gizzards and specialized tongues. Lorikeets also have interesting behaviors such as roosting and mating rituals.

Welcome to the Molina Animal Care Center at the Aquarium of the Pacific, where cutting-edge veterinary care meets interactive learning. Located at 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach, California, our state-of-the-art facility spans 14,000 square feet and is dedicated to the health and well-being of over 11,000 animals, ranging from sea otters to exotic fish. Opened in 2010 and proudly meeting LEED Platinum standards, the Molina Animal Care Center exemplifies our commitment to environmentally sensitive building practices. Our advanced digital equipment, including the Eklin digital radiography system and high-tech microscopes, ensures quick and efficient diagnosis and treatment, minimizing stress for our animal patients.

Welcome to Gamble Maggie DVM, your trusted partner in veterinary care located at 4102 Katella Avenue, Los Alamitos, California. With almost 40 years of experience, Dr. Maggie Gamble is dedicated to providing compassionate and comprehensive care for your beloved pets. Born and raised in Southern California, Dr. Gamble's passion for animals began at a young age. She pursued her dream by earning a degree in Nutrition from the University of California, Davis, followed by graduating from the School of Veterinary Medicine in 1981. Dr. Gamble's extensive career has taken her through various roles, including working in emergency clinics, animal hospitals in the Long Beach and South Bay area, and even the Long Beach Animal Shelter, where she cared for sick and injured homeless pets. Her experience extends to treating marine mammals at Marineland and exotic animals at the Sacramento Zoo.