Avian Veterinary Services Clinic

Category: Veterinarian in Durham, North Carolina

Address: 3039 University Dr, Durham, NC 27707, USA

Phone: +19194903001

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 10AM–6PM

Tuesday: 10AM–6PM

Wednesday: 10AM–6PM

Thursday: Closed

Friday: 10AM–6PM

Saturday: 10AM–4PM

Reviews

Jacqueline House

Aug 27, 2022

Dr. Burkett and staff offer excellent care for feathered family members. My husband and I are new to birds; we accepted a rescued Dove into our lives about a month ago. We purchased Dr. Burkett's book, which was an amazing help to someone new to bird care! I am thoroughly impressed with his experience, his credentials, and his accomplishments in the field of avian veterinary medicine. I just knew I just had to have any bird in my care become a client of his. Before I could schedule wellness exams for my new doves, I thought one dove was coming down with an illness. I did my best 'bird nursing' for a few days before his appointment and was concerned that he would be gravely ill- too ill to save. At the appointment Dr. Burkett eased my mind within moments. He told me Turnip looked fine and ran a fecal test, which came back clear. With our being new to bird care and my heart for animals, Dr. Burkett could have executed as many unnecessary diagnostic tests as he wanted and I would have agreed. However, he only did what he thought was necessary and certainly didn't exploit my novice or emotional attachment to little Turnip. Before I left I scheduled wellness appointments for both doves and two pigeons. I am happy to patronize Dr. Burkett's practice and business. I am grateful that he is able to provide care for my feathered family members.

chris rougeau

May 2, 2022

Well the nurse and lady up front are very nice and friendly, but! The doctor him self has the personality of a boot. The nurse kept asking him to quick look while my duck was doing his weird behavior with his neck and the doctor would not listen or even pay attention. Then after comes over with a huge list of tests and huge prices while not explaining why or what any of them were for. Spent the whole time telling him my diagnosis or things I’ve seen the duck do and all he’d say is “that’s possible” complete waste of my time. Not worth the 1.5 hour drive. I know animals and vet bills can be a pain, but if I’m going to pay you , atleast explain why you’d like to run tests and not leave it to me as to what to look for. Again , great nurses and staff. But the doctor has the personality and social skills of a wet sock. So 400$ later and all I got was , you choose what to look for and “possibly”

Barney Kohout

Apr 20, 2022

The Doctor and his staff are true Bird Wisper’s They handled our Chicken like they knew her . They did a blood test and got a sample with no discomfort to our bird . Our chicken made a mess and they didn’t even blink a eye about it . If you love your bird’s take them here . They did a follow up with us and adjusted the Medication . They did in-house testing and prescriptions on the spot . They are a true treasure in Durham NC . They Love what they do and it shows!!!

Cee Emm

Jan 24, 2022

Kind, knowledgeable, and responsive. Do note that examination room staff don't currently wear masks routinely but will courteously put them on if you request them to. Dr. Burkett has gone out of his way to educate me as a first-time bird owner and offers amazing care to my cranky, not-hand-tame rescue budgie.

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Questions & Answers

has anyone taken their pet ferret in to be checked and how much is the visit

Nadia Penaloza | Oct 3, 2021
Avian Veterinary Services Clinic | Oct 3, 2021

I don't do ferrets.

do you clip budgie nails?

WhAtPlaysAThing | Oct 3, 2021
Avian Veterinary Services Clinic | Oct 3, 2021

Yes

how much is a check up for a cockatiel

Lexie owo | Oct 3, 2020
Avian Veterinary Services Clinic | Oct 3, 2020

Depends on what we do. If only an exam it is $93. If we do a full annual with blood work and fecal exam it is around $250.

How much is a annual exam for a parakeet

Hunter Chapman | Oct 3, 2020
Avian Veterinary Services Clinic | Oct 3, 2020

It depends om what we do. A physical exam alone. Is $93. If you do everything which would include blood work, fecal exam, and vaccines is $275.

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