Red Bank Veterinary Hospital

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Red Bank Veterinary Hospital

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital is a brand new, state-of-the-art, 100,000 sq. ft. 24/7 emergency & specialty veterinary hospital.
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24-Hour Emergency Specialty Referral Veterinary Hospital

07/11/2025

Delilah, a 9-year-old German Shepherd dog, seen here with her siblings in cooler months, was recently seen by Dr. Kristine Brown of our Cardiology Department.🩺

Delilah's mom says, "Delilah needed a cardiac evaluation after an emergency episode that caused a drop in the oxygen level in her blood. I received an appointment quickly. All tests and services were provided at Red Bank's new state-of-the-art veterinary hospital. Excellent doctors, staff, and care. Highly recommend."🏥

Delilah is back home with her buddies, likely dreaming of those cooler temperatures and ready to play ball again.💙

To learn more about Dr. Kristine Brown and our Cardiology Department has to offer, click here:https://www.redbankvet.com/services/cardiology

07/10/2025

It's National Kitten Day! 🎉

Do you have a new kitten at home or are you possibly considering adopting one? With kitten season in full swing, now is a great time to visit your local shelters or rescue groups as they are no doubt inundated with litters of whiskered cuties. Here are some tips on how to give your kitten the best start:

🐈 Schedule vet visits every 3-4 weeks until they are 16-weeks-old. Our 11 doctor General Practice Department offers appointments 7 days a week.
🐈 Feed kitten-specific food to support development
🐈 Early socialization leads to less stress later on
🐈 Parasite prevention is a must, so bring a stool sample to the vet.

Drop a photo of your kitten, past or present, in the comments; we'd love to see them!

And enjoy these picture PURR-fect kittens that live with some of our team!📷

📞 Call Red Bank Veterinary Hospital today to schedule an appointment for your kitten, we’re here to help them thrive from the very start (732) 747-3636!

07/09/2025

Did you know July is National Pet Hydration Month? 💧

Staying hydrated is just as important for our pets as it is for us, especially in the summer heat. Dehydration can sneak up quickly and lead to serious health concerns.

🐾 Make sure your pet always has access to fresh, clean water
🐾 Bring water with you on walks or outdoor adventures
🐾 Watch for signs of dehydration: lethargy, dry gums, sunken eyes, or excessive panting

If you're ever unsure, our team at RBVH is here 24/7 to help keep your pets safe and healthy, rain or shine, day or night. 💙

📍 100 Schulz Drive, Red Bank, NJ 07701
📞 (732) 747-3636
🌐 www.redbankvet.com

07/08/2025

🌟Testimonial Tuesday🌟

Incredible, life-saving veterinary care. What more can you ask for?

07/04/2025

🎆 We’re here for you this Fourth of July! 🇺🇸

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital is open 24/7, including holidays, to provide emergency and critical care for your pets when they need it most.

If your pet is injured, ingests something they shouldn’t, or needs urgent care, don’t hesitate to bring them in. 🐾❤️

📞 (732) 747-3636
📍 100 Schulz Drive, Red Bank, NJ 07701
🌐 www.redbankvet.com

Stay safe and have a happy Fourth!

07/03/2025

Meet Timmy, the little guy who found big trouble while exploring the great outdoors.

Timmy, a 15-week-old Pomeranian was brought in to our Emergency Department and evaluated by Dr. Kari Deininger after ingesting a wild mushroom.🍄

Timmy's mom explains, "We had to bring Timmy in for eating a mushroom. After calling animal poison control we were told to bring him in, and Dr. Deininger saw him and helped him. He’s doing wonderfully! Thanks to everyone’s fast and efficient response he’s home and perfect!"

The symptoms of mushroom poisoning in dogs vary depending on the type of mushroom ingested. Usual signs are as follows:
➡️ Gastrointestinal upset (vomiting, diarrhea)
➡️ Jaundice
➡️ Seizure
➡️ Lethargy

If you suspect your pet has eaten a wild mushroom of any kind, don't wait. Contact the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 or Red Bank Veterinary Hospital at (732) 747-3636 immediately. ☎🏥

07/02/2025

The Fourth of July festivities are coming!

As you enjoy the food, fun, and fireworks, don’t forget about your furry family members! Keep them safe and sound with these quick reminders:

🐾 Get some energy out with a walk or playtime before the celebrations begin
🐾 Keep pets indoors during fireworks—set them up with food, water, and a favorite toy
🐾 Keep party food and alcohol out of paw’s reach
🐾 Make sure ID tags and microchip info are up to date
🐾 Clean up party leftovers and hazards ASAP

Wishing you and your pets a safe and joyful 4th of July!

Our Emergency and Critical Care team will be here 24/7 throughout the holiday weekend in case you need us!

Make sure to save our contact information in case of a pet emergency:
📍 100 Schulz Drive, Red Bank, NJ 07701
📞 (732) 747-3636
💻 redbankvet.com

07/01/2025

🌟Testimonial Tuesday🌟

Sometimes the pet parent says it better than we ever could:

"My beautiful angel was diagnosed with Splenic Stromal Sarcoma back in February due to a coincidental finding. We immediately made an appointment with Red Bank to have his spleen removed. Luckily it was not ruptured. Dr. Alison Cain was amazing and did such an immaculate job. She then referred us to medical oncology where we met with Dr. Amber Tegtmeyer. She went over my dogs Zippy's diagnosis with me and treatment plan. Luckily the cancer was only confined to the spleen. Now that the spleen was out she suggested we do 5 rounds of chemotherapy and take it from there. Typically survival rates vary depending on the tumor stage and mitotic level. It is now June and my Zippy completed his five rounds of chemo. Still no sign of cancer and chemotherapy completed successfully.

Zippy is 12-years-old and a grumpy old man. But he is my best friend. The whole staff at RBVH has been amazing. From the receptionists all the way to the technicians and doctors. To top it off the staff, and Dr. Amber Tegtmeyer, came out celebrating Zippy's successful completion of chemotherapy with a round of applause and a certificate of health. I was so overwhelmed with joy and tears of happiness."💙

06/30/2025

🚨 Get the care you need RIGHT AWAY! At Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, we offer virtual urgent care appointments Sunday - Saturday 8AM - 4:30PM. 📆 🐾

🩺 🐶 We have a team dedicated to serving patients with urgent care needs, such as:

☑️ Lameness/limping
☑️ Skin Abnormalities
☑️ Allergies
☑️ Incision concerns from a prior recent surgery
☑️ Ears: swelling, discharge, redness
☑️ Diarrhea without: significant changes in appetite, excessive vomiting or lethargy
☑️ Coughing or sneezing or mild discharge from the eyes or nose without: breathing difficulties or lethargy
☑️ One episode of vomiting without: significant changes in appetite, excessive diarrhea or lethargy
☑️ Anxiety

📲 Click the chat widget on our website to request a consultation: www.redbankvet.com

🚨 For 24/7 emergency care, call (732) 747-3636 or visit us at 100 Schulz Drive, Red Bank, NJ 07701.

06/27/2025

🧁🌈Feel Good Friday🌈🧁

In wrapping up our Pride Month celebrations, team members at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital held a Bake Sale yesterday as part of our RBVH Gives Back initiative, with all proceeds being donated to the Trevor Project.

The Trevor Project is an American nonprofit organization focused on su***de prevention efforts for le***an, gay, bisexual, transgender, q***r, and questioning youth.

The bake sale was a success with hundreds of dollars raised for this important cause. The organizer of the bake sale was particularly grateful to the team for cranking up the already hot temperatures this week by firing up their ovens for the cause.🧁🌈

06/26/2025

Every-buddy meet Buddy!😎

Buddy, a 6-year-old miniature dachshund, is keeping his cool in the shade these days, rocking his sunglasses and chilling out without a care in the world.

Last summer was quite a different story for Buddy, as he started experiencing back pain and found himself requiring an MRI and medical management under the expert care of Dr. Rick Glass, our board-certified neurologist and neurosurgeon.

Buddy's grateful Mom remembers, "My Buddy had a slipped disc. We immediately brought him to RBVH and he was seen by Dr. Glass. He is an excellent doctor who really goes the distance when caring for a pet. Buddy is doing fantastic thanks to RBVH."

It's smooth sailing for Buddy now, and we couldn't be happier for this little man and his loving family. 🌞

06/25/2025

Hot weather can be dangerous for dogs — know the signs of heatstroke!
Dogs can’t cool down the way humans do, and in warm weather, they can overheat quickly. Heatstroke is a medical emergency that can be life-threatening if not treated right away.

Watch for these signs of heatstroke in dogs:
• Excessive panting or drooling
• Bright red gums or tongue
• Weakness or collapse
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Disorientation or glazed eyes
• Rapid heart rate
• Seizures or unconsciousness

If you notice any of these signs:
• Move your dog to a cool, shaded area immediately
• Offer small amounts of cool (not cold) water
• Wet their paws and body with cool water
• Then bring them to the nearest emergency vet right away

At Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, we’re open 24/7 to treat heatstroke and other emergencies.

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📍100 Schulz Drive, Red Bank, NJ 07701
🤳(732) 747-3636
🌐www.redbankvet.com

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