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Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at Dixie Trail in Raleigh (3044 Medlin Dr, NC 27607)
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At Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital, we’re committed to providing you with the best care possible for your pet. We prioritize one-on-one customer service so that you and your pet are comfortable through every step of the process. As leaders in the Raleigh area, we pride ourselves in investing in the advanced technology and continued learning opportunities for our veterinary and office staff to ensure that we’re always providing you exceptional care. Above all, our mission is to help you provide your pet with the long and enjoyable life that he or she deserves.
Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at Dixie Trail is located in Raleigh (North Carolina state) on the street of 3044 Medlin Dr. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +1919-781-5977. You can get more information from their website: https://oakheartvet.com/. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at Dixie Trail quickly are 35.809934, -78.676481. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at Dixie Trail.
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- Appointments recommended
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- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Judy
This is our practice for our pet rats. They really go the extra mile and are so good with our pets. And surgeries for small pets takes a lot of skill. We wouldn't go anywhere else!
11.2022Adam
I have been taking my 4 month old Italian Greyhound here since I got him at 8 weeks. The nurses and doctors are extremely helpful and always willing to answer questions (even if they’re stupid, which I’m sure mine are as a first-time dog owner haha). Planning on sticking with Oak Heart for as long as we’re in Raleigh!
10.2022Frances
Very knowledgeable, kind and caring doctors and staff at Oakheart Vet at Dixie Trail. Dr. Brown, Dr. Rochte, and Dr. Hinkle have all seen and treated my pets and I trust them to take good care of them. I could go into great detail about all the times they have helped me, but the review would be much too long. So thankful to have a place to take my pets where everyone is so considerate, not only of the animals, but of the owners too! Thank you!
10.2022Darla
I was so impressed with Oak Heart. The vet was very knowledgeable, caring, and explained things so I understood them. Very happy with the care my kitty received.
10.2022Denise
The staff was kind and respectful. They took time to explain everything and were even patient when my bunny couldn't hold her bladder.
10.2022James
I wasnt aware that my dog would need quarantined/isolated upon his arrival, due to his cold. (Makes sense, i just didnt know) The confusing arrival made understood (while in a less than orthodox way, very clearly) and we moved forward. The Vet takes care of our rabbit too, and was in looking sincerely, and had me out quickly and with exceptional information. The latter being the standard efficiency, concern, and consideration, we have come to know of the business and will return accordingly!
09.2022Samantha
This week was tough, my experience with the individuals was a blurr as i cant remember names or faces but for such a terrible event these people were so loving and kind. This week our pet bunny got sick randomly, after around 30 phone calls we finally found this place. Unfortunately I lived alittle over an hour away. I got in the car and came straight there Unfortunately our sweet bun started having seizures about 15 minutes away and passed away just a few minutes prior they took her right away as she was still warm to try and revive her but couldn't. The Vet was so sweet, he asked to do an xray free of charge bc he said her stomach was hard. Not only did they get us in, they tried to revive her and they did an xray, even sent her home in a special bag and didnt charge us a dime. Unfortunately we lost our hop hop, but I couldn't thank this place enough. Thank you all for your kindness, your love and your heart. For a sad outcome the individuals brought light to such a bitter situation.
08.2022Chan
My review is regarding the wonderful care my dog Sofia received from Dr. Rochte in 2019. My dog Sofia had been experiencing low urine specific gravity, increased thirst, and increased urination since the beginning of 2018. From 2018-2019 I worked at three different animal hospitals and she was seen by the veterinarians I worked with. Her symptoms are associated with a variety of diseases and we did diagnostic testing for the more common disorders. From kidney disorders (kidney failure and kidney infection) to hormone disorders (Cushing's, Addison's, hyperthyroidism, and sugar diabetes). All diagnostics came back clear and I was told it was probably behavioral. I ended up getting hired at Oak Heart as a veterinary receptionist and working alongside Dr. Rochte. He was the first Doctor in awhile that genuinely seemed to care about my dog's quality of life and symptom relief. I mentioned to him that I was interested in doing testing for diabetes insipidus but had been shot down by previous DVMs due to the rarity of the condition. At this point Sofia was well into her senior years and he wasn't comfortable doing a water deprivation test. Instead he wanted to do a trial of Desmopressin and to monitor her USG. Within weeks we saw an increase in the concentration of her urine and a reduction in her PU/PD. We finally had our diagnosis and treatment plan. She continued to get better and no longer struggled with her prior symptoms. She regained access to a lot things she lost while we sought a diagnosis. No more crates or playpens, hello couch! Her swimming pool even came out of hiding! Sofia ended up passing away in September of 2020. Yet I am writing a review two years later because I'm genuinely thankful for Dr. Rochte. I no longer work at Oak Heart, nor do I live in NC anymore. I have no reason to lie about my experience. If you're currently looking for a phenomenal DVM in the RDU area I 10/10 recommend Dr. Rochte.
07.2022Dalena
Best hospital for exotics hands down!! The staff always take such good care of my bunnies! Everyone is super knowledgeable, professional, and welcoming. I appreciate their dedication to their work; they go far and beyond for our furry friends.
06.2022Jaclyn
My dog's normal vet was full so they referred me to Oak Heart. My dog had been limping and Oak Heart was able to work her in the same day I called. They allowed me to drop her off and worked her into the schedule when they were able. After they examined her they called me and thoroughly explained everything and my options. The staff was very friendly and not pushy. They even called me the next morning to check on Shakori. I was pleased with my visit and the care they showed to my senior dog.
11.2021