Avian(bird)Vets In the following states: south carolina,north carolina,Virginia,West virginia,and Ohio?

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1. bmthespian says:

   November 28, 2009 at 9:38 am

   Santa’s Magic Boot Prints

   There are no board certified avian vets in SC or WV, or in any of the cities you specifically mentioned but here is the list of certified avian vets in those states

   North Carolina

   Durham, NC – Gregory Burkett (Avian Veterinary Services – Birdie Boutique) – 919-490-3001 – http//:www.birdieboutique.com
   Huntersville, NC – Lauren Powers (Carolina Vet Specialists) – 704-949-1100 -
   Kannapolis, NC – Chris Griffin (South Ridge Vet Hosp) – 704-933-1414
   Kernersville, NC – Carmen A. Lindheimer (Hopkins Road Animal Hosp) – 336-996-2190
   Raleigh, NC – Laurel Degernes (NCSU) – 919-513-6800
   Raleigh, NC – Keven Flammer (NCSU) – 919-513-6353

   Ohio

   Columbus, OH – Barbara Oglesbee (Ohio State Univ) – 614-292-3551
   Curtice, OH – Susan Elizabeth Orosz (Perrysburg Animal Care) – 419-874-8974
   Norton, OH – Gary Riggs (Bird & Exotic Specialty Hosp) – 330-825-1637

   Virginia

   Fairfax, VA – Rose Ann Fiskett (Potomac Valley Vet Hosp) – 703-425-7387
   Fisherville, VA – William Olkowski (Cedarcrest Animal Clinic) – 540-943-7577
   Vienna, VA – Scott Jeffrey Stahl (Stahl Exotic Animal Veterinary Services) – (703-281-3750) -
2. cdsgeo2 says:

   November 30, 2009 at 6:03 am

   Get a Letter or Phone Call From Santa

   Many of the list’s for Certified Avian vets are incomplete online.

   There is a wonderful Avian Vet in Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
   Also Dr. Brian Spear, who wrote the test to become a Certified Avian Vet in the bay area in California..among others not listed.

   Keep in mind, not all Avian Vets are good vets, some are money hungry. Some dog and cats vets are better avian vets, if they work with exotic birds alot and merely haven’t taken the time off from their vet practice to go back to school to become Certified.

   Best to check with local bird clubs and local bird breeder’s and bird owner’s to find a trusted vet for your bird.

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