Urgent Care Appointments Available: If your pet isn’t feeling well, please contact us or book online; —we’re here when you need us.
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Urgent Care Appointments Available: If your pet isn’t feeling well, please contact us or book online; —we’re here when you need us.
Welcome to Tennessee Avenue Animal Hospital, where our experienced veterinary team provides dedicated exotic pet care for Cincinnati's rabbits owners. Rabbits require attentive dental and digestive care, and changes in eating or bathroom habits should never be ignored.
Rabbit medicine focuses heavily on dental health and digestive function, since both are closely linked and prone to problems. GI stasis, in particular, is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition that can develop quickly, which is why we take any drop in appetite or fecal output seriously.
Your pet's comfort and safety are our top priorities throughout every exotic pet visit at Tennessee Avenue Animal Hospital.
We'll check your rabbit's teeth for overgrowth or misalignment, along with a full body exam.
We evaluate gut sounds and ask about recent appetite and fecal output, since GI stasis requires prompt treatment.
We offer spay and neuter surgery along with routine wellness care tailored to rabbits.
Bloodwork or imaging may be recommended for rabbits showing signs of illness or reduced appetite.
Exotic pets are skilled at hiding signs of illness, which means problems can be well underway before they become obvious at home. Regular veterinary care helps catch health issues early, when they're easiest to treat.
Our team is comfortable examining and treating a wide range of exotic species, going beyond the basics that many general practices offer.
Catching illness early leads to better outcomes and less invasive treatment, especially for species that hide symptoms well.
Many exotic pet health issues trace back to diet, housing, or environment, so we take the time to review these factors as part of your pet's care.
If your pet is showing any of the following, please contact our veterinary team:
An annual wellness visit is recommended for healthy rabbits, but any reduction in appetite or fecal output should be treated as urgent and evaluated the same day.
Our commitment to thorough, compassionate exotic pet care sets Tennessee Avenue Animal Hospital apart:
Yes, our veterinary team provides wellness and illness care for rabbits, including physical exams, diagnostic testing, and husbandry guidance. A typical visit includes a thorough exam and a discussion of your pet’s diet and environment. For details, call (513) 242-2141.
Costs vary depending on your pet’s needs and whether diagnostic testing is required. Most exams take 20–45 minutes. For current pricing and scheduling at Tennessee Avenue Animal Hospital, please call (513) 242-2141.
If your rabbit hasn't eaten or produced droppings in over 12 hours, please call us right away rather than waiting for a scheduled appointment. If your pet has specific handling needs, let our team know in advance. Contact us at (513) 242-2141 for personalized guidance.
We diagnose and treat conditions including GI stasis, dental overgrowth, uterine disease in unspayed females, and skin or ear infections. Our team also provides husbandry guidance to help prevent future health issues. Schedule at (513) 242-2141.
To schedule an appointment, call Tennessee Avenue Animal Hospital at (513) 242-2141 or visit us at 1381 Tennessee Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229. We’re open Monday–Friday 8:30 am–6 pm and select Saturdays 8 am–12 pm.
Give your rabbits expert, attentive care in Cincinnati at Tennessee Avenue Animal Hospital. We offer convenient scheduling and a central location across from Crayons and Beyond. Call us at (513) 242-2141 or visit us at 1381 Tennessee Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229. Our hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 6 pm, and select Saturdays from 8 am to 12 pm. Our team is dedicated to providing knowledgeable, compassionate care for your rabbits, contact us today to get started.
