VA Rabbit Savvy Vets Y

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2. Vicki Kondik, DVM
   Towne Animal Clinic
   338 E. Market St.
   Leesburg
   (703) 777-6350
   Submitted: 4/03
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3. Old Dominion Animal Hospital
   6719 Lowell
   McLean, VA 22101
   (703) 356-5582
   Comments: Exotic vets are Drs. Craig Felton, Sandy Pickard, and Stacia Salisbury.
   Submitted: 4/03
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4. Eastern Exotic Veterinary Center
   Pender Veterinary Clinic
   4001 Legato Road
   Fairfax, VA 22033
   (703) 654-3100
   Recommended by: Deena Grinbaum
   Comments from Cindy: Dr. Stahl, who was the vet originally recommended, is no longer at the clinic. Other vets at the clinic who see rabbits are Ben Haas, DVM and Meredith Davis, DVM. There is a third full-time exotics vet. Dr. Haas works with exotics part-time. We don't have a personal recommendation for either of these vets. Hours: M-F 9-8, Sat 9-5
   Comments from Deena: near Fair Oaks Mall
   Comments from Jennie: Pricey.
   Submitted: 5/04
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5. Dr. Rose Ann M. Fiskett
   Potomac Valley Veterinary Hospital
   9553 Braddock Rd.
   Fairfax, VA 22032
   (703) 425-PETS
   Recommended by: Anne Witty
   Submitted: 3/96
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6. Dr. Valerie Campbell
   Dr. Wendy Behm
   Blue Ridge Veterinary Associates
   120 E. Cornwell Lane
   Purcellville, VA 22132
   (540) 338-7387
   Submitted: 4/03
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7. Dr. Bonnie Brown
   Jolly Pond Veterinary Hospital
   3800 Longhill Road
   Williamsburg, VA 23188
   (757) 565-6000
   Recommended by: Ruthann Grabowski
   Comments: Specializes in rabbits; treats 5-6 rabbits per day, supports HRS and Tidewater Rabbit Rescue.
   Submitted: 12/03
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8. Peter Fisher, D.V.M.
   Herbert Hulls, D.V.M.
   Pet Care Veterinary Hospital
   5201 Virginia Beach Blvd.
   Virginia Beach, VA
   (757) 473-0111
   Recommended by: Karen Calabro
   Comments: These two men have kept my buns happy and healthy since 1986...in addition to educating the public through the Hare Care seminars Dr. Fisher conducts for free every couple of months, the talk radio shows, and the noon television news shows plus through the articles Dr. Fisher writes for the various exotic vet journals. They have both given up their time to perform surgery on emergency cases...and then, to barely charge for any of the services performed. I can't praise these two men enough.
   Submitted: 8/01
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9. Dr. Scott Stahl
10. Dr. David Crum
    Stahl Exotic Animal Veterinary Services (SEAVS)
    111-A Center St-South
    Vienna, VA 22180
    (703) 281-3750
    Recommended by: Vineeta Anand
    Comments: Drs. Stahl and Crum are among the finest team of rabbit veterinarians I know. I have been taking my rabbits to Dr. Stahl since 1993, and trust him implicitly. He is gentle, compassionate, and has wonderful bedside manners. The clinic has state of the art equipment and resources. Dr. Crum, a soft-spoken man with a rabbit, ferrets, dogs and birds at home, who graduated at the top of his class from the Cornell Veterinary School in 2002, is a fast learner, and fills in for Dr. Stahl a lot. Hours: M,W,F 9-5; Tu,Th 9-8; Sat 9-12 noon.
    Submitted: 3/04
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11. Richard L. Kitterman, D.V.M.
    Oxbridge Veterinary Clinic
    10005 Hull Street Rd.
    Richmond, VA 23236
    (804) 745-4243
    Recommended by: John Ealding
    Comments: He [did] surgery on Serenity to remove some suspicious lumps under her eyelid. The surgery was done expertly and she is recovering faster than I would have thought possible. He is a very sensitive and caring doctor: I very much like the way that he both talks about and handles all my rabbits. He is also an open and excellent communicator. He is very easy to talk with and his follow-up calls have been exemplary. Dr. Kitterman has done everything anyone could ask for from a vet -- and more.
    Submitted: 3/04
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12. Dr. Judith Kyle
    Dr. Molly Herdic
    Spotsylvania Animal Hospital
    9133 Courthouse Road
    Spotsylvania, VA 22553
    (540) 582-6370
    Recommended by: Patricia Smith
    Comments: Dr. Kyle is wonderful, and so is Dr. Herdic. Both of them worked with SA during his last bout with stasis, when he was mourning the death of his first bondmate, Hermionee. I was so afraid I would lose him, it was awful. Not only were they caring, but their expertise was wonderful, and they allowed me to be with SA while they not only administered sub-Q fluids, but showed me how to do it. They also kept him for three days to make sure that he was coming out of the episode, and that it would not recur. I did have to bring his greens and hay in, but that was a small price to pay, and their fees are very reasonable. I plan to take my year old female, and SA's new bondmate, Spookie, there for her upcoming spay.
    Submitted: 9/04
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13. Christine G. Huffine, DVM
    Companion Pet Care Clinic
    29 Wildwood Rd.
    Salem, VA 24153
    (540) 375-0350
    Recommended by: Christina
    Submitted: 2/05
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GreenApple said:

My bunny is currently being treated by Dr Torres at Pender Exotics Veterinary Centre
4001 Legato Road Fairfax, Virginia 22033

My bunny has Gastrointestinal Stasis and Dr. Torres has her on a treatment of care food and medicine. She is not responding to treatment and might have to be hospitalized. I will let you know how things go.
Dr. Torres is a very nice Dr, friendly, and patient. I hope her treatment works and Pil Suk Bun gets better.
This hospital is great because it has long after hours, they are open until 9pm. I had to rush my bunny to the hospital on late friday afternoon (you can image the traffic I faced in this region!) and this was the only hospital open after regular working hours. If I had waited the night my bunny might not have survived.

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