Avian And Exotic Animal Care veterinary clinic reviews
Avian And Exotic Animal Care
veterinary clinic
Treats:
Cats
Treats:
Dogs
Treats:
Exotics
Treats:
Horses / Livestock
Services:
Grooming
Services:
Surgery
Ownership:
Private / Single Location
Website:
avianandexotic.com 
Phone:
(919) 844-9166
Profile updated: 7/13/13
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Rating: 3.0 (1-5)
based on 3 reviews.
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10/19/19 |
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Bunny has had 3 surgeries for small abscesses on face, different state/vet. My vet, 3 decades of experience, sent me to NCSU after first abscess appearance. CT scan was done, upper molar(s) are problems. Refused to do lateral (vs. intraoral) approach to fix said issue. Back to my regular vet, she's done 3 abscess surgeries and pulled lower tooth. We know upper teeth/bone needs to be dealt with to stop reoccuring abscesses, requiring lateral approach.
She suggests Dr. Dan Johnson, about 3.5 hours away.
Dr Dan doing lectures and house calls, not paying attention to patient caused delays. Delays by staff due to not relaying info to Dr. Dan as stated. Pulls in a doc with little bunny experience that I can find to assist, when she is negative to the owner, makes assumptions without seeing the facts. Dr. Dan takes side of colleague with showing those characteristics over a bunny parent trying to save/do best for their animal. There are other signs of some of these same issues by poster
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They are great with exotics, espcially reptiles. A bit pricey, but provide some services other vets don't, they have a lot of expensive high tech equipment.
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10/7/08 |
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This vet treated our ferret who has adrenal and pacreatic tumors (which is not uncommon in ferrets). As far as I know it's the only clinic in the triangle area which treats ferrets and other exotics. While they did a decent job and were professional, we were blown away by the charges. $40 for glucose test (costs $1 for strips). $175 for a months supply of a medication which we found at a compounding pharmacy for $34 for 5 months supply, that's a 25 fold increase in price, etc. Our bill for 2 shots and this drug was $500, and that's with a fully diagnosed condition. I would strongly advise people to watch their wallet and find a cheaper vet. If we went with them, it would cost $500 A MONTH to treat our ferret.
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