
Join us as we officially launch the Association of Practitioners for Exotics (APEX) community on WildlifeBuzz with an engaging inaugural lecture: PEEKING INSIDE: WHAT ENDOSCOPY REVEALS ABOUT BIRD HEALTH
In this session, Dr. Tittu Abraham, Director of BirdinEx Avian & Exotic Pet Specialty Hospital, will explore how endoscopy can provide valuable insights into bird health, supporting better diagnosis and management of avian conditions.
The session will be moderated by Darsh C Chaudhari, Veterinarian & Wildlife Conservationist
🐦 MEET DR. TITTU ABRAHAM
A veterinarian from Kerala with a deep passion for birds and exotic pets, Dr. Tittu Abraham has developed extensive expertise in surgery, wildlife medicine, and avian endoscopy.
His clinical experience spans complex surgical procedures in Argentine tegus, iguanas, snakes, turtles, birds, and fish. He has performed 500+ avian surgeries, including advanced orthopaedic and malunion correction procedures, as well as ophthalmic surgeries such as cataract procedures in birds.
Endoscopy is one of his key areas of expertise, with 677 endoscopic procedures completed, including work with rare species such as the Hyacinth Macaw, Red-fronted Macaw, and Red-tailed Black Cockatoo.
His postgraduate diploma in Wildlife included research comparing prefemoral approach neutering and plastronotomy in Red-eared Slider turtles. His experience also extends to aquatic species, including a Moray Eel surgery reported as the first fish surgery performed in Indian zoos.
Join us to explore the fascinating world of avian health, advanced endoscopy, and exotic animal surgery with Dr. Tittu Abraham.
MODERATOR:
Darsh C Chaudhari
Veterinarian & Wildlife Conservationist
DATE: Saturday, October 10, 2026
APEX (Association of Practitioners for Exotics) community brings together professionals working with exotic animals, birds, and related fields to share knowledge, connect with peers, discuss clinical experiences, and build meaningful collaborations.
Join us for the APEX community launch and inaugural lecture on avian health and endoscopy.