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Dr. Paul Schneller’s exotic animals

un uomo guarda una radiografia di un rettile
The vet analyses the X-ray of a bearded dragon with a striped head (Pogona Vitticeps). © luca Zanetti 2019
due uomini in abito da chirurgo stanno operando un rettile
Surgery on a collared lizard (Crotaphytus collaris) to remove a stone from its stomach. © luca Zanetti 2019
il veterinario parla con un uomo accanto a una scatola di plastica contenente una grossa lucertola
Fecal analysis of a stripe-headed bearded dragon. The ten-year-old reptile was taken to the vet because it was not moving normally. © luca Zanetti 2019
radiografia di una lucertola a sinistra e il veterinario con l animale in mano a destra
X-ray of a collared lizard (Crotaphytus collaris) and the vet with a stripe-headed bearded dragon. © luca Zanetti 2019
vista dall alto di due casse di plastica in cui ci sono dei serpenti
Royal pythons in a breeding center. © luca Zanetti 2019
il veterinario e una donna controllano un coniglio
This Dutch rabbit was bitten by a dog and injured in the jaw. © luca Zanetti 2019
il veterinario osserva una rana in una scatola di plastica
Paul Schneller examines an African aquatic frog. © luca Zanetti 2019
radiografie di una lucertola
The veterinary practice in Binningen, where Paul Schneller performs surgery. © luca Zanetti 2019
un pappagallo morde il naso del veterinario
Paul Schneller with a grey parrot (Psittacus erithacus), a native of the African continent. © luca Zanetti 2019
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