Animal & Bird Clinic

I took my white hotot bunny there b/c he had a small case of GastroIntestinal Stasis (hairball stuck in stomach and can't poop). They took him and examed him with such care with touching his stomach as well as try to get a poop sample. Admittedly enough there isn't much for rabbits in medicine but he gave me antibiotics as well as some probiotics which help get his system moving. So he gave us little plastic feeding syringes and how to administer into his mouth. It was expensive ($150 for the visit and medicine) for my little rabbit. But his my baby and it worked! It took a couple of times for him to get use to putting the syringe in his mouth. But what was nice is that they did call to follow up on if Blancho was feeling better and starting to pass. Sorry for the details but if you're a big bunny lover, you want to make sure the vet knows what he's doing and not just blowing hot air to make you buy expensive medicines that won't do anything.

I will take him there again if he has any problem.

Posted 08/03/09 | Report Abuse

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The doctors and staff at the Animal and Bird Clinic have shown me and my animals incredible dedication and compassion. From neutering a pet rat to treating my dogs' cancer, they have been professional and supportive. This is one of the few practices that cares for all species of animals with equal expertise.

Posted 10/26/08 | Report Abuse

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