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Stahl Exotic Animal Veterinary Services
Scott Stahl, DVM
Stahl Exotic Animal Veterinary Services in Fairfax sees only exotic pets, including birds such as parrots, passerines and poultry, along with small mammals, reptiles and amphibians. Its services page lists CT, digital radiography and endoscopy, and the practice does not see dogs or cats.
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Waterfowl not yet confirmed — call ahead and say it’s a duck.
Listed from the clinic’s website, not yet phone-verified.
Details come from the clinic's own site and can change — confirm by phone.
How we know
“He became board certified in avian practice through the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) in 1996.”
“Soft Tissue and Orthopedic Surgery”
“Digital Radiography (DR)”
What to ask when you call
Not sure what a good answer sounds like? See how to find a duck vet.
- Say it is a duck right away — their site doesn’t say they treat waterfowl, so ask whether anyone there does.
- Ask for the exam fee up front, and what bloodwork or X-rays add on top.
- Ask whether they are taking new avian patients.
- Ask where they send after-hours emergencies. The nearest 24-hour clinic we list is Pender Exotics Veterinary Centre (Fairfax), 1.4 miles away.
Nearest alternatives
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Fairfax, VA · 1.4 mi
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1 Taft Court, Rockville, MD · 20.0 mi
Maryland Avian & Exotics in Rockville limits its practice to birds, reptiles and other exotic pets, with no dogs or cats. Its site lists companion waterfowl and raptors among the animals its team treats. Services include endoscopy, radiology and CT, ultrasonography, surgery and emergency care, with Dr. Lisa Carr leading the practice.
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5009 Westone Plz, Chantilly, VA · 6.2 mi
VEG Chantilly in Virginia is a 24-hour emergency hospital that sees dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and other exotic animals. Its site says it treats all types of exotic pets, with birds named among them. Walk-ins are accepted without appointments. The page does not mention ducks or waterfowl.