Exotic, practical, good. Snakes, lizards, and turtles are increasingly common in veterinary practice. This pocket guide provides in-depth knowledge along with essential tips and tricks for competent reptile care. What should be done in cases of acute egg-binding? How can I calm lizards for examination without anesthesia? What measures should be prioritized for diarrhea, shedding issues, or inappetence? The guide covers a wide range of topics in reptile medicine, from the basics of anatomy, physiology, and clinical examination to laboratory tests, imaging diagnostics, diseases, therapies, and emergency care. The authors, recognized experts in reptiles, explain practical diagnostic and therapeutic approaches based on the most common clinical signs. Impressive videos complement numerous illustrations.