Dr bob Wagner

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from November 30, 2015
  

  Dave B. asked:

  Any suggestions of a vet for my hens? Since we moved a few months back, our hens combs and wattles have been getting pinker and are looking a bit anemic. The girls were in the middle of molt when we moved, I know they were stressed before the move (following 2 raccoon attacks) but they seemed to have come through the move well and their feathers are really the best they have been. I have inspected for mites and lice, and look to be clear. I did a course of worming meds (Safeguard) while they were not laying during molt, but they still seem to be looking anemic. So I guess I am looking for suggestions by someone more knowledgeable or a vet who is good with chickens... Thanks in advance!

  

  Sharon L. replied:

  Robert Wagner VWD doesn't have office hours at VCA Fox Chapel anymore. Monday and Tuesday evenings at 2255 Babcock Blvd. 412-897-2426 drbobwagner@gmail.com. Very reasonable rates, check or cash only. Sees all exotics. There was an albatross there once when I went to see him. Mostly fits you in the day you call. Good luck.

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• Referral from June 28, 2014
  

  Jennifer P. asked:

  Any recommendations for good vets who will see chickens in the East End of Pittsburgh? We don't usually do vet care for our chickens, but we have a mother hen who survived a raccoon attack and 3 hours of stitching on Saturday. She's been recovering well, but last night started drooping and we would love to get her some antibiotics.

  

  Lorraine D. replied:

  Dr. Wagner might see chickens. He's really amazing. http://www.drbobwagner.com

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• Referral from May 20, 2014
  

  Meg R. asked:

  One of my hands is a egg bound. Where can I take her to get her treated?

  

  Suaz F. replied:

  Dr. Wagner is no longer at VCA. You can reach him via www.DrBobWagner.com. Good luck!

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