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Manchester Animal Hospital
- Veterinarian
- 1311 N Bragg Blvd Spring Lake, NC 28390
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Sep 17, 2013
Ft. W.:
Micaela Brown
Vets that r reasonable to have 2 different spots on my dog biopsied? I need good care But not crazy high prices. Thanks...
Megan E.:
Manchester Animal Hospital in Spring Lake (910) 436-4801 or Northgate Animal Hospital on Ramsey (910) 822-3141. They're both the BEST... Wildlife Rehabilitators of North Carolina
Referral from
Mar 16, 2011
Yvonne S.:
My male cat brought in a new born bunny. Does anyone know a vet in town that can look at the bunny? Looks like a small bite on the...
Yvonne S.:
Ooop hit return too fast. Wild Life Center in Raleigh was not helpful. Second Chance Wildlike Rescue was increadiible: Helena at... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from March 16, 2011
Yvonne S. asked:
My male cat brought in a new born bunny. Does anyone know a vet in town that can look at the bunny? Looks like a small bite on the head but it is breathing. It says...
Robin D. replied:
Call a vet for referral to a wildlife rehab specialist. My vet Cross Creek Anima Hospital keeps a list of rehabbers for various species. I've used them to locate rehabbers for squirrel and raccoon babies. I have a vague recollection that baby bunnies are hard to raise. Good luck.
Yvonne S. replied:
I did speak with Helen later that afternoon. The baby rabbit didn't make it. She did have a wound on her belly (that Helen said showed after applying medication to cleanse). The vet said she would not make it even with closing the wound. They decided to put her down. She also said that the bunny was a cross breed of a domestic bunny and a wild bunny. So, unfortunately a family's bunny has gotten out and has started breeding with wild bunnies. We have looked and have not found any other bunnies near our house. Wild Life Center in Raleigh weren
Sarah C. replied:
Banfield at Petsmart and Academy Pet Hospital on Owen Dr, where I take my rabbit, will both see rabbits. I don't know if they will see wild bunnies though.
Yvonne S. replied:
Sarah and Tim thank yoiu for youir feedback. The bunny is wild and we don't know where the cat got it from and we didn't want to just put it outside. Just got back from Petsmart and got kitty replacment milk. We are trying it. The web said they eat twice a day (wild rabbits). I am going to call Urgent Care and see if they know of a Wildlife Rehab near us. We are going to take it to the vet tomorrow. Thank you again.
Sarah C. replied:
If he makes it through the night try this recipe for formula. The people on this site on some of the top rabbit people in the country, they really know their stuff. http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=57630&forum_id=8
Yvonne S. replied:
We just got back from meeting a representative from Second Chance Wildlife Rescue. She has little Bon Bon (Alexa named the little bunny). I gave her a donation--like The Haven, they operate strickly on donations. I will call tomorrow to see how Bon Bon is doing.
Referral from February 9, 2015
Tori M. asked:
This is a great local large animal veterinarian.... We did not respond to assist with this situation as he handled it hisself but we are proud to know him and have him...
Referral from April 11, 2015
Rob W. asked:
LOOKING TO TRAIN A NEW RIDING BUDDY? THE WORLD DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH BIKER DOGS!! Not sure what breed this little guy is, but he's very small, about 30 lbs. Not neutered,...
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