EXPERIENCES

The Wild Goral

We had the opportunity to use Dr. Gandolf's skills as a boarded exotic veterinarian to amputate a Goral's leg at The Wilds. The Goral...

Gingersnap's Two Broken Femurs

The Human Society of Parkersburg rescued Gingersnap. They called Team--Gandolf who were working all month in Columbus. Dr. Gandolf fit ...

Frieda gets new knees! Helping a homeless dog to walk and run and find her forever people.

Hit by car

This kitty was found on the side of the road after being hit by a car, and X-rays showed a badly broken leg. These breaks are commonly...

Rubber Ducky

This girl wasn’t feeling so great! Turns out, she ate a rubber duck and it needed to be removed with emergency surgery! The next...

Marigold: A Leg Saved from Amputation

Marigold was found severely injured and was taken to the Humane Society of Parkersburg after being likely hit by a car. At only 8 months...

Maggie: Paralysis from Bulging Disc

Maggie could not move without being in extreme pain. Dr. Gandolf quickly diagnosed Maggie’s issue as a disc problem in her neck. Read More>

Moon: Three Femur Fractures

Dr. Gandolf knew that the owners had a limited budget. She was able to repair Moon's leg using pins & external skeletal fixation. Read More>

Procedures on 20-year-old Zebra

Dr. Gandolf is professional, capable, experienced, knowledgeable, timely, and responsible. The services were exceptional. Read More>

Max: Trauma & Open Wounds

Max had trauma with open wounds that were several days old, was emaciated and unable to even lift his head. Read More>

Raptor: Hit by Car

Last summer, a couple hit a stray kitten on the road. I took it to Dr. Gandolf because her jaw looked like it was split in half! Read More>

Exotic Species Surgery Experience

Testimonial: I have known Dr. Gandolf since she was a veterinary student at The Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine. Read More>

Dependable Contract Surgeon

Testimonial: I have known Rae for years. In the past she worked for me as an appointment- based relief veterinarian, I had...Read More>

2003: Oral Antibiotic Study for Alpacas

In 2003, Dr. Rae Gandolf and her team conduct an investigation: “Addressing the Need for Oral Antibiotic Treatment in Camelids." Read More>

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