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Yes and a lot, having a domestic animal is very different from having an exotic animal, but the owners believe that the deals are the same and they are not. They often make mistakes that compromise the health of their animals and usually do not accept the advice that we give them as professionals.
My veterinary clinic is based on the treatment of exotic animals and of course, we also treat more domestic animals, we see an important difference between the two types of owners, the owners of exotic animals do not always have a connection with their animal, and when they come to our center is almost always in extreme conditions, this bothers us a lot, and I tend to clash with these types of owners.
Yes, I've noticed its alarmingly common for exotic pet owners to have barely any idea of how you're supposed to take care of them. We've seen so many mistreated reptiles it breaks my heart every time
For sure, exotic pets get severely mistreated so often that it's honestly insane to me that we still allow just about anyone to take these creatures home. It always pains me to try to help beardies and other reptiles that are malnourished, sick, and dying due to neglect
Yes, exotic pet owners are more knowledgeable about their animal's care and needs, and may be more willing to invest time and money in their pet's health. They are easier to work with, at least in my experience
Some are as exotic as their pets, at least in appearance. They are usually very tidy with their pet's medical records and inform themselves before getting a pet out of the ordinary to provide proper care. I have also met some who only saw a cute animal on a trip to Mexico and wanted it as a pet without knowing that they must feed it, groom it and take care of its needs.